Photoelectric conversion element, imaging element, optical sensor, and compound

ABSTRACT

The present invention is to provide a photoelectric conversion element with an excellent sensitivity, an imaging element, an optical sensor, and a compound. The photoelectric conversion element according to the embodiment of the present invention includes, in the following order, a conductive film, a photoelectric conversion film, and a transparent conductive film, in which the photoelectric conversion film contains a compound represented by Formula (1) and a coloring agent. 
       A-D-A  (1)

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is a Continuation of PCT International Application No.PCT/JP2021/016995 filed on Apr. 28, 2021, which claims priority under 35U.S.C. § 119(a) to Japanese Patent Application No. 2020-080089 filed onApr. 30, 2020, Japanese Patent Application No. 2020-113345 filed on Jun.30, 2020, Japanese Patent Application No. 2020-141929 filed on Aug. 25,2020, and Japanese Patent Application No. 2021-002864 filed on Jan. 12,2021. Each of the above applications is hereby expressly incorporated byreference, in its entirety, into the present application.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to a photoelectric conversion element, animaging element, an optical sensor, and a compound.

2. Description of the Related Art

In recent years, the development of an element (for example, an imagingelement) having a photoelectric conversion film has been progressing.

For example, a predetermined molecule as an active material of anorganic image sensor is disclosed in JP2018-510845A.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In recent years, along with the demand for improving the performance ofimaging elements, optical sensors, and the like, further improvementsare required for various characteristics required for photoelectricconversion elements used therein.

For example, further improvements for sensitivity (photoelectricconversion efficiency) in the photoelectric conversion elements arerequired.

The present inventors have examined a photoelectric conversion elementobtained by using the material disclosed in JP2018-510845A, and haveconfirmed that there is a room for improving a sensitivity (for example,sensitivity for blue light such as light having a wavelength of 450 nmor light having a wavelength of 480 nm) in such a photoelectricconversion element.

In view of the above circumstances, an object of the present inventionis to provide a photoelectric conversion element with an excellentsensitivity.

Another object of the present invention is to provide an imagingelement, an optical sensor, and a compound related to the abovephotoelectric conversion element.

The present inventors have conducted extensive studies on theabove-described problems, and as a result, the inventors have found thatit is possible to solve the above-described problems by configurationsdescribed below and have completed the present invention.

[1]

A photoelectric conversion element comprising, in the following order: aconductive film; a photoelectric conversion film; and a transparentconductive film,

in which the photoelectric conversion film contains a compoundrepresented by Formula (1) and a coloring agent,

A-D-A  (1)

in Formula (1), D is a group represented by any of Formula (1-1) toFormula (1-15),

A is a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula (3-14),

where, two A's present in Formula (1) are each a group having the samestructure,

in Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-15), * represents a bonding position,

X¹ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom, or atellurium atom,

one of Y¹ and Y² represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a seleniumatom, or a tellurium atom, and another one represents —CH═,

one of Y³ and Y⁴ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a seleniumatom, or a tellurium atom, and another one represents —CH═,

one of Y⁵ and Y⁶ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a seleniumatom, or a tellurium atom, and another one represents —CH═,

one of Y⁷ and Y⁸ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a seleniumatom, or a tellurium atom, and another one represents —CH═,

n¹ represents an integer of 3 to 5,

n² represents an integer of 3 to 5,

n³ represents an integer of 0 to 2,

where, at least one of two n³'s present in each of Formula (1-4) toFormula (1-7) represents an integer of 1 or 2,

n⁴ to n²¹ each independently represent an integer of 0 to 2,

Ar in Formula (1-1) and Formula (1-2) is a group represented by Formula(2-3),

Ar in Formula (1-4) is a group represented by any of Formula (2-1) toFormula (2-3),

Ar in Formula (1-5) to Formula (1-9) and Formula (1-11) to Formula(1-15) is a group represented by any of Formula (2-1) to Formula (2-4),

in Formula (2-1) to Formula (2-4), * represents a bonding position,

X² represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom, or atellurium atom,

Z¹ represents —CH— or —N═, where, at least one of two Z¹'s in Formula(2-3) is —N═,

Z⁴ represents —CH═ or —N═,

one or more of —CH═ included in a ring structure in a group representedby D in Formula (1) may be substituted with —CR³═, R³ represents ahalogen atom,

in Formula (3-1) to Formula (3-14), * represents a bonding position,

B¹ and B² each independently represent a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom,═C(CN)₂, or ═C(CN)(CO₂R¹), R¹ represents an alkyl group having 1 or 2carbon atoms, which may have a halogen atom as a substituent,

E represents an aromatic ring, which may have a group selected from thegroup consisting of a halogen atom, a methyl group, an ethyl group, anda methoxy group, as a substituent, where the methyl group, the ethylgroup, and the methoxy group each may further have a halogen atom as asubstituent,

R represents an alkyl group having 1 or 2 carbon atoms, which may have ahalogen atom as a substituent,

G represents —CR^(G)═ or —N═, R^(G) represents a hydrogen atom, ahalogen atom, or a cyano group, where, at least one of five G's inFormula (3-8) is —N═, and at least one of seven G's in Formula (3-13) is—N═,

m1 represents an integer of 1 to 5,

m2 represents an integer of 1 to 5,

m3 represents an integer of 0 to 3,

m4 represents an integer of 0 to 4,

where, in Formula (3-14), m3+m4 is 1 or more,

one or more of —CH═ included in a ring structure in a group representedby Formula (3-10) and Formula (3-14) may be substituted with —CR⁴═, R⁴represents a halogen atom other than a fluorine atom,

X⁴ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom, or atellurium atom,

Z² to Z⁵ each independently represent —CR^(Z)═ or —N═, R^(Z) representsa hydrogen atom or a halogen atom, where, at least one of Z² and Z³ inFormula (3-11) is —N═, and one of four Z⁵'s in Formula (3-12) is—C(—*)═,

J represents a hydrogen atom, a halogen atom, an aryl group, aheteroaryl group, or an alkyl group having 1 or 2 carbon atoms, whichmay have a halogen atom as a substituent, the aryl group and theheteroaryl group that are represented by J may have one or both of ahalogen atom and an alkyl group having 1 or 2 carbon atoms, which has ahalogen atom as a further substituent, J and Z³ may be bonded to eachother to form an aromatic ring, which may have a halogen atom as asubstituent, in a case where J and Z³ are bonded to each other to formthe aromatic ring, both Z² and Z³ may be other than —N═,

ArL is a group represented by any of Formula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3),

in Formula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3), *^(D) represents a bonding positionwith respect to a group represented by D, and *^(A) represents a bondingposition with respect to a group other than the group represented by D,

mx is 1 in a group represented by any of Formula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3)as ArL in Formula (3-5), and is the same value as m1 in a grouprepresented by any of Formula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3) as ArL in Formula(3-9),

X³ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom, or atellurium atom,

Y⁹ represents —CH═, —CR²═, or —N═, R² represents a halogen atom or analkyl group having 1 or 2 carbon atoms, which may have a halogen atom asa substituent,

Y¹⁰ represents —CH═ or —CR³═, R³ represents a halogen atom,

in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-5) and D is agroup represented by Formula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2 and all Ar's are a group representedby Formula (2-1), ArL in Formula (3-5) is a group represented by Formula(Ar1) or Formula (Ar3),

in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-8), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-7), a group represented byFormula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of 1or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3), a group representedby Formula (1-9), a group represented by Formula (1-11) in which n⁸ andn⁹ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a grouprepresented by Formula (2-3), a group represented by Formula (1-12) orFormula (1-13), a group represented by Formula (1-14) in which n¹⁴ andn¹⁵ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, or a group representedby Formula (1-15),

in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-9), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) in which n¹⁸ and n¹⁹ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-2), a grouprepresented by Formula (1-4) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2 and Arthat is directly bonded to A is a group represented by Formula (2-3), agroup represented by Formula (1-5) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2,a group represented by Formula (1-6) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or2, a group represented by Formula (1-7) in which n³ is an integer of 1or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented byFormula (2-3), a group represented by Formula (1-9) in which n⁶ and n⁷are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented byFormula (1-10), a group represented by Formula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented byFormula (1-12) in which n¹⁰ and n¹¹ are each independently an integer of1 or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-13) in which n¹² and n¹³ areeach independently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula(1-14) in which n¹⁴ and n¹⁵ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2,or a group represented by Formula (1-15) in which n¹⁶ and n¹⁷ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2,

in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-10), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) in which n¹⁸ and n¹⁹ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-2), a grouprepresented by Formula (1-4) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2 and Arthat is directly bonded to A is a group represented by Formula (2-3), agroup represented by Formula (1-5) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3), a group represented byFormula (1-6) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a grouprepresented by Formula (2-3) or Formula (2-4), a group represented byFormula (1-7) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2, a group representedby Formula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3), a grouprepresented by Formula (1-9) in which n⁶ and n⁷ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-11) in which n⁸and n⁹ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a grouprepresented by Formula (2-3), a group represented by Formula (1-12) inwhich n¹ and n¹¹ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, a grouprepresented by Formula (1-13) in which n¹¹ and n¹³ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula(1-14) in which n¹⁴ and n¹⁵ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2,or a group represented by Formula (1-15) in which n¹⁶ and n¹⁷ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2,

in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-11) and D is agroup represented by Formula (1-8), J and Z³ in Formula (3-11) may notbe bonded to each other to form an aromatic ring, in a case where A is agroup represented by Formula (3-11) and D is a group represented byFormula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹ both are 0, J and Z³ in Formula (3-11)may not be bonded to each other to form an aromatic ring, in a casewhere A is a group represented by Formula (3-11), and D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-12) in which n¹⁰ and n¹¹ both are 1 and allAr's are a group represented by Formula (2-2), J and Z³ in Formula(3-11) may not be bonded to each other to form an aromatic ring,

in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-12), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-7), a group represented byFormula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of 1or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-9) or Formula (1-10), a grouprepresented by Formula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3) orFormula (2-4), or a group represented by Formula (1-12) to Formula(1-15), when A is a group represented by Formula (3-12) and D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-12), a case that n¹⁰ and n¹¹ both are 1, andall Ar's are a group represented by Formula (2-2) is excluded, and

in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-13), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-7), a group represented byFormula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of 1or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3) or Formula (2-4), agroup represented by Formula (1-9) or Formula (1-10), a grouprepresented by Formula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-1),Formula (2-3) or Formula (2-4), or a group represented by Formula (1-12)to Formula (1-15).

[2]

The photoelectric conversion element according to [1], in which the D isa group represented by any of Formula (1-5) to Formula (1-7), Formula(1-9), and Formula (1-12) to Formula (1-15).

[3]

The photoelectric conversion element according to [1] or [2], in whichthe D is a group represented by any of Formula (1-9) and Formula (1-12)to Formula (1-15).

[4]

The photoelectric conversion element according to any one of [1] to [3],in which the D is a group represented by any of Formula (1-9), Formula(1-12), Formula (1-13), and Formula (1-15).

[5]

The photoelectric conversion element according to any one of [1] to [4],in which the D is a group represented by any of Formula (1-12), Formula(1-13), and Formula (1-15).

[6]

The photoelectric conversion element according to any one of [1] to [5],in which the D is a group represented by Formula (1-12).

[7]

The photoelectric conversion element according to any one of [1] to [6],in which the A is a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-3), and Formula (3-5) to Formula (3-14).

[8]

The photoelectric conversion element according to any one of [1] to [7],in which the A is a group represented by any of Formula (3-5) andFormula (3-8) to Formula (3-14).

[9]

The photoelectric conversion element according to any one of [1] to [8],in which the A is a group represented by any of Formula (3-8) andFormula (3-10) to Formula (3-14).

[10]

The photoelectric conversion element according to any one of [1] to [9],in which the A is a group represented by any of Formula (3-10) toFormula (3-12), and Formula (3-14).

[11]

The photoelectric conversion element according to any one of [1] to[10], in which the A is a group represented by any of Formula (3-11) andFormula (3-12).

[12]

The photoelectric conversion element according to any one of [1] to[11], in which the A is a group represented by Formula (3-11).

[13]

The photoelectric conversion element according to any one of [1] to[12], in which the compound represented by Formula (1) has a molecularweight of 400 to 900.

[14]

The photoelectric conversion element according to any one of [1] to[13], in which the photoelectric conversion film is a mixture layerformed in a state where the compound represented by Formula (1) and thecoloring agent are mixed.

[15]

A photoelectric conversion element comprising, in the following order: aconductive film; a photoelectric conversion film; and a transparentconductive film,

in which the photoelectric conversion film contains a compoundrepresented by Formula (1A) and a coloring agent,

in Formula (1A), X^(A) represents a sulfur atom or an oxygen atom,Ar^(A) represents a group represented by any of Formula (4-1) to Formula(4-8), Formula (5-1) to Formula (5-7), Formula (6-1) and Formula (6-2),Formula (7-1) and Formula (7-2), Formula (8-1) and Formula (8-2),Formula (9-1) to Formula (9-8), Formula (10-1) to Formula (10-3), andFormula (11-1),

where, two X^(A)'s present in Formula (1A) are each a group having thesame structure, and two Ar^(A)'s present in Formula (1A) are each agroup having the same structure,

in Formula (4-1) to Formula (4-8), Formula (5-1) to Formula (5-7),Formula (6-1) and Formula (6-2), Formula (7-1) and Formula (7-2),Formula (8-1) and Formula (8-2), Formula (9-1) to Formula (9-8), Formula(10-1) to Formula (10-3), and Formula (11-1), * represents a bondingposition, X^(a1) to X^(a3) each independently represent a sulfur atom oran oxygen atom, Z^(a1) to Z^(a13) each independently represent —CH═,—CF═, or —N═,

in Formula (4-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-3), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-4), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-5), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-6), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-7), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-8), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-3), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-4), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-5), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-6), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-7), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (6-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (6-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (7-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (7-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (8-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (8-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-3), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-4), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-5), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-6), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-7), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-8), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a13) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (10-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (10-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (10-3), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (11-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═.

[16]

The photoelectric conversion element according to [15], in which theAr^(A) is a group represented by any of Formula (4-1) to Formula (4-8),Formula (6-1) and Formula (6-2), Formula (7-1) and Formula (7-2),Formula (8-1) and Formula (8-2), Formula (9-1) to Formula (9-8), Formula(10-1) to Formula (10-3), and Formula (11-1).

[17]

The photoelectric conversion element according to [15] or [16], in whichthe Ar^(A) is a group represented by any of Formula (4-1) to Formula(4-8), Formula (6-1) and Formula (6-2), and Formula (9-1) to Formula(9-8).

[18]

The photoelectric conversion element according to any one of [15] to[17], in which the compound represented by Formula (LA) has a molecularweight of 400 to 900.

[19]

The photoelectric conversion element according to any one of [15] to[18], in which the photoelectric conversion film is a mixture layerformed in a state where the compound represented by Formula (1A) and thecoloring agent are mixed.

[20]

The photoelectric conversion element according to any one of [1] to[19], further comprising one or more interlayers between the conductivefilm and the transparent conductive film, in addition to thephotoelectric conversion film.

[21]

The photoelectric conversion element according to any one of [1] to[20], in which the photoelectric conversion film further contains an-type semiconductor material.

[22]

The photoelectric conversion element according to [21], in which then-type semiconductor material includes fullerenes selected from thegroup consisting of a fullerene and a derivative thereof.

[23]

An imaging element comprising the photoelectric conversion elementaccording to any one of [1] to [22].

[24]

An optical sensor comprising the photoelectric conversion elementaccording to any one of [1] to [22].

[25]

A compound represented by Formula (1),

A-D-A  (1)

in Formula (1), D is a group represented by any of Formula (1-1) toFormula (1-9) and Formula (1-11) to Formula (1-15),

A is a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula (3-14),

where, two A's present in Formula (1) are each a group having the samestructure,

in Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-15), * represents a bonding position,

X¹ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom, or atellurium atom,

one of Y¹ and Y² represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a seleniumatom, or a tellurium atom, and another one represents —CH═,

one of Y³ and Y⁴ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a seleniumatom, or a tellurium atom, and another one represents —CH═,

one of Y⁵ and Y⁶ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a seleniumatom, or a tellurium atom, and another one represents —CH═,

one of Y⁷ and Y⁸ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a seleniumatom, or a tellurium atom, and another one represents —CH═,

n¹ represents an integer of 3 to 5,

n² represents an integer of 3 to 5,

n³ represents an integer of 0 to 2,

where, at least one of two n³'s present in each of Formula (1-4) toFormula (1-7) represents an integer of 1 or 2,

n⁴ to n²¹ each independently represent an integer of 0 to 2,

Ar in Formula (1-1) and Formula (1-2) is a group represented by Formula(2-3),

Ar in Formula (1-4) is a group represented by any of Formula (2-1) toFormula (2-3),

Ar in Formula (1-5) to Formula (1-9) and Formula (1-11) to Formula(1-15) is a group represented by any of Formula (2-1) to Formula (2-4),

in Formula (2-1) to Formula (2-4), * represents a bonding position,

X² represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom, or atellurium atom,

Z¹ represents —CH═ or —N═, where, at least one of two Z's in Formula(2-3) is —N═,

Z⁴ represents —CH═ or —N═,

one or more of —CH═ included in a ring structure in a group representedby D in Formula (1) may be substituted with —CR³═, R³ represents ahalogen atom,

in Formula (3-1) to Formula (3-14), * represents a bonding position,

B¹ and B² each independently represent a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom,═C(CN)₂, or ═C(CN)(CO₂R¹), R¹ represents an alkyl group having 1 or 2carbon atoms, which may have a halogen atom as a substituent,

E represents an aromatic ring, which may have a group selected from thegroup consisting of a halogen atom, a methyl group, an ethyl group, anda methoxy group, as a substituent, where the methyl group, the ethylgroup, and the methoxy group each may further have a halogen atom as asubstituent,

R represents an alkyl group having 1 or 2 carbon atoms, which may have ahalogen atom as a substituent,

G represents —CR^(G)═ or —N═, R^(G) represents a hydrogen atom, ahalogen atom, or a cyano group, where, at least one of five G's inFormula (3-8) is —N═, and at least one of seven G's in Formula (3-13) is—N═,

m1 represents an integer of 1 to 5,

m2 represents an integer of 1 to 5,

m3 represents an integer of 0 to 3,

m4 represents an integer of 0 to 4,

where, in Formula (3-14), m3+m4 is 1 or more,

one or more of —CH═ included in a ring structure in a group representedby Formula (3-10) and Formula (3-14) may be substituted with —CR⁴═, R⁴represents a halogen atom other than a fluorine atom,

X⁴ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom, or atellurium atom,

Z² to Z⁵ each independently represent —CR^(Z)═ or —N═, R^(Z) representsa hydrogen atom or a halogen atom, where, at least one of Z² and Z³ inFormula (3-11) is —N═, and one of four Z⁵'s in Formula (3-12) is—C(—*)═,

J represents a hydrogen atom, a halogen atom, an aryl group, aheteroaryl group, or an alkyl group having 1 or 2 carbon atoms, whichmay have a halogen atom as a substituent, the aryl group and theheteroaryl group that are represented by J may have one or both of ahalogen atom and an alkyl group having 1 or 2 carbon atoms, which has ahalogen atom as a further substituent, J and Z³ may be bonded to eachother to form an aromatic ring, which may have a halogen atom as asubstituent, in a case where J and Z³ are bonded to each other to formthe aromatic ring, both Z² and Z³ may be other than —N═,

ArL is a group represented by any of Formula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3),

in Formula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3), *^(D) represents a bonding positionwith respect to a group represented by D, and *^(A) represents a bondingposition with respect to a group other than the group represented by D,

mx is 1 in a group represented by any of Formula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3)as ArL in Formula (3-5), and is the same value as m1 in a grouprepresented by any of Formula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3) as ArL in Formula(3-9),

X³ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom, or atellurium atom,

Y⁹ represents —CH═, —CR²═, or —N═, R² represents a halogen atom or analkyl group having 1 or 2 carbon atoms, which may have a halogen atom asa substituent,

Y¹⁰ represents —CH═ or —CR³═, R³ represents a halogen atom,

in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-5) and D is agroup represented by Formula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2 and all Ar's are a group representedby Formula (2-1), ArL in Formula (3-5) is a group represented by Formula(Ar1) or Formula (Ar3),

in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-8), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-7), a group represented byFormula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of 1or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3), a group representedby Formula (1-9), a group represented by Formula (1-11) in which n⁸ andn⁹ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a grouprepresented by Formula (2-3), a group represented by Formula (1-12) orFormula (1-13), a group represented by Formula (1-14) in which n¹⁴ andn¹⁵ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, or a group representedby Formula (1-15),

in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-9), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) in which n¹⁸ and n¹⁹ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-2), a grouprepresented by Formula (1-4) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2 and Arthat is directly bonded to A is a group represented by Formula (2-3), agroup represented by Formula (1-5) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2,a group represented by Formula (1-6) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or2, a group represented by Formula (1-7) in which n³ is an integer of 1or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented byFormula (2-3), a group represented by Formula (1-9) in which n⁶ and n⁷are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented byFormula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹ are each independently an integer of 1or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-12) in which n¹⁰ and n¹¹ areeach independently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula(1-13) in which n¹² and n¹³ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2,a group represented by Formula (1-14) in which n¹⁴ and n¹⁵ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2, or a group represented by Formula(1-15) in which n¹⁶ and n¹⁷ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2,in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-10), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) in which n¹⁸ and n¹⁹ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-2), a grouprepresented by Formula (1-4) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2 and Arthat is directly bonded to A is a group represented by Formula (2-3), agroup represented by Formula (1-5) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3), a group represented byFormula (1-6) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a grouprepresented by Formula (2-3) or Formula (2-4), a group represented byFormula (1-7) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2, a group representedby Formula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3), a grouprepresented by Formula (1-9) in which n⁶ and n⁷ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-11) in which n⁸and n⁹ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a grouprepresented by Formula (2-3), a group represented by Formula (1-12) inwhich n¹⁰ and n¹¹ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, a grouprepresented by Formula (1-13) in which n¹² and n¹³ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula(1-14) in which n¹⁴ and n¹⁵ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2,or a group represented by Formula (1-15) in which n¹⁶ and n¹⁷ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2,

in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-11) and D is agroup represented by Formula (1-8), J and Z³ in Formula (3-11) may notbe bonded to each other to form an aromatic ring, in a case where A is agroup represented by Formula (3-11) and D is a group represented byFormula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹ both are 0, J and Z³ in Formula (3-11)may not be bonded to each other to form an aromatic ring, in a casewhere A is a group represented by Formula (3-11), and D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-12) in which n¹⁰ and n¹¹ both are 1 and allAr's are a group represented by Formula (2-2), J and Z³ in Formula(3-11) may not be bonded to each other to form an aromatic ring,

in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-12), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-7), a group represented byFormula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of 1or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-9), a group represented byFormula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹ are each independently an integer of 1or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3) or Formula (2-4), ora group represented by Formula (1-12) to Formula (1-15), when A is agroup represented by Formula (3-12) and D is a group represented byFormula (1-12), a case that n¹⁰ and n¹¹ both are 1, and all Ar's are agroup represented by Formula (2-2) is excluded, and

in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-13), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-7), a group represented byFormula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of 1or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3) or Formula (2-4), agroup represented by Formula (1-9), a group represented by Formula(1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-1), Formula (2-3) or Formula(2-4), or a group represented by Formula (1-12) to Formula (1-15).

[26]

The compound according to [25], in which the D is a group represented byany of Formula (1-5) to Formula (1-7), Formula (1-9), and Formula (1-12)to Formula (1-15).

[27]

The compound according to [25] or [26], in which the D is a grouprepresented by any of Formula (1-9) and Formula (1-12) to Formula(1-15).

[28]

The compound according to any one of [25] to [27], in which the D is agroup represented by any of Formula (1-9), Formula (1-12), Formula(1-13), and Formula (1-15).

[29]

The compound according to any one of [25] to [28], in which the D is agroup represented by any of Formula (1-12), Formula (1-13), and Formula(1-15).

[30]

The compound according to any one of [25] to [29], in which the D is agroup represented by Formula (1-12).

[31]

The compound according to any one of [25] to [30], in which the A is agroup represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula (3-3), and Formula(3-5) to Formula (3-14).

[32]

The compound according to any one of [25] to [31], in which the A is agroup represented by any of Formula (3-5) and Formula (3-8) to Formula(3-14).

[33]

The compound according to any one of [25] to [32], in which the A is agroup represented by any of Formula (3-8) and Formula (3-10) to Formula(3-14).

[34]

The compound according to any one of [25] to [33], in which the A is agroup represented by any of Formula (3-10) to Formula (3-12), andFormula (3-14).

[35]

The compound according to any one of [25] to [34], in which the A is agroup represented by any of Formula (3-11) and Formula (3-12).

[36]

The compound according to any one of [25] to [35], in which the A is agroup represented by Formula (3-11).

[37]

The compound according to any one of [25] to [36], in which the compoundrepresented by Formula (1) has a molecular weight of 400 to 900.

[38]

A compound represented by Formula (1A),

in Formula (1A), X^(A) represents a sulfur atom or an oxygen atom,Ar^(A) represents a group represented by any of Formula (4-1) to Formula(4-8), Formula (5-1) to Formula (5-7), Formula (6-1) and Formula (6-2),Formula (7-1) and Formula (7-2), Formula (8-1) and Formula (8-2),Formula (9-1) to Formula (9-8), Formula (10-1) to Formula (10-3), andFormula (11-1),

where, two X^(A)'s present in Formula (1A) are each a group having thesame structure, and two Ar^(A)'s present in Formula (1A) are each agroup having the same structure,

in Formula (4-1) to Formula (4-8), Formula (5-1) to Formula (5-7),Formula (6-1) and Formula (6-2), Formula (7-1) and Formula (7-2),Formula (8-1) and Formula (8-2), Formula (9-1) to Formula (9-8), Formula(10-1) to Formula (10-3), and Formula (11-1), * represents a bondingposition, X^(a1) to X^(a3) each independently represent a sulfur atom oran oxygen atom, Z^(a1) to Z^(a13) each independently represent —CH═,—CF═, or —N═,

in Formula (4-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-3), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-4), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-5), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-6), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-7), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-8), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-3), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-4), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-5), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-6), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-7), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (6-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (6-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (7-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (7-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (8-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (8-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-3), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-4), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-5), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-6), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-7), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-8), at least one of Z¹ to Z^(a13) is —CF═ or —N═, in Formula(10-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, in Formula(10-2), at least one of Z¹ to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, in Formula (10-3),at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, in Formula (11-1), atleast one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) is —CF═ or —N═.

[39]

The compound according to [38], in which the Ar^(A) is a grouprepresented by any of Formula (4-1) to Formula (4-8), Formula (6-1) andFormula (6-2), Formula (7-1) and Formula (7-2), Formula (8-1) andFormula (8-2), Formula (9-1) to Formula (9-8), Formula (10-1) to Formula(10-3), and Formula (11-1).

[40]

The compound according to [38] or [39], in which the Ar^(A) is a grouprepresented by any of Formula (4-1) to Formula (4-8), Formula (6-1) andFormula (6-2), and Formula (9-1) to Formula (9-8).

[41]

The compound according to any one of [38] to [40], in which the compoundrepresented by Formula (1A) has a molecular weight of 400 to 900.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide thephotoelectric conversion element with an excellent sensitivity.

In addition, according to the present invention, it is possible toprovide the imaging element, the optical sensor, and the compoundrelated to the photoelectric conversion element.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view illustrating a configurationexample of a photoelectric conversion element.

FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view illustrating a configurationexample of the photoelectric conversion element.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

Hereinafter, suitable embodiments of a photoelectric conversion elementaccording to the embodiment of the present invention will be described.

In the present specification, examples of the halogen atom include afluorine atom, a chlorine atom, a bromine atom, and an iodine atom.

In the present specification, in a case where a plurality of identicalsymbols indicating a kind or the number of groups are present in Formula(General Formula), which indicates a chemical structure, contents ofthese plurality of identical symbols indicating a kind or the number ofgroups are independent of each other, and the contents of the identicalsymbols may be the same or different from each other unless otherwisespecified.

In addition, in the present specification, the numerical rangerepresented by “to” means a range including numerical values denotedbefore and after “to” as a lower limit value and an upper limit value.

In the present specification, a hydrogen atom may be a light hydrogenatom (an ordinary hydrogen atom) or a deuterium atom (a double hydrogenatom and the like).

[Photoelectric Conversion Element]

The photoelectric conversion element according to an embodiment of thepresent invention includes a conductive film, a photoelectric conversionfilm, and a transparent conductive film in this order, in which thephotoelectric conversion film contains a compound represented by Formula(1) (hereinafter, referred to as a “specific compound”) and a coloringagent.

The mechanism capable of solving the above problems by adopting such aconfiguration of the photoelectric conversion element according to theembodiment of the present invention is not always clear, but the presentinventors have presumed as follows.

That is, in the specific compound, a group represented by A acts as anacceptor, and a group represented by D acts as a donor in the molecule.Here, the specific compound has a form in which one donor is sandwichedbetween two identical acceptors. Since the donor moiety is unsubstitutedor halogen-substituted, the hole transport in the photoelectricconversion film is smooth. Furthermore, since the acceptor moiety ispositioned at a molecular weight terminal, electron transfer in thephotoelectric conversion film is smooth. Accordingly, it is consideredthat such a feature synergistically contributes to the improvement ofthe sensitivity (sensitivity to a wavelength of 450 nm or a wavelengthof 480 nm) of the photoelectric conversion element. In addition, it isalso considered that the fact that the acceptor and the donor areselected from the groups having appropriate electron acceptingproperties or electron donating properties, respectively, alsocontributes to the improvement of the sensitivity (sensitivity to awavelength of 450 nm or a wavelength of 480 nm).

In addition, the photoelectric conversion element according to theembodiment of the present invention has good responsiveness(responsiveness to a wavelength of 450 nm or a wavelength of 480 nm),preventing properties of variation in response, and preventingproperties of variation in sensitivity.

Hereinafter, the fact that at least one or more of sensitivity of thephotoelectric conversion element (sensitivity to a wavelength of 450 nmor a wavelength of 480 nm), responsiveness (responsiveness to awavelength of 450 nm or a wavelength of 480 nm), preventing propertiesof variation in response, and preventing properties of variation insensitivity are excellent is also simply referred to as “the presentinvention exhibits a more excellent effect”.

FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view of one embodiment of aphotoelectric conversion element according to the embodiment of thepresent invention.

A photoelectric conversion element 10 a illustrated in FIG. 1 has aconfiguration in which a conductive film (hereinafter, also referred toas a lower electrode) 11 functioning as a lower electrode, an electronblocking film 16A, a photoelectric conversion film 12 containing thespecific compound described later, and a transparent conductive film(hereinafter, also referred to as an upper electrode) 15 functioning asan upper electrode are laminated in this order.

FIG. 2 illustrates a configuration example of another photoelectricconversion element. A photoelectric conversion element 10 b illustratedin FIG. 2 has a configuration in which the electron blocking film 16A,the photoelectric conversion film 12, a positive hole blocking film 16B,and the upper electrode 15 are laminated on the lower electrode 11 inthis order. The lamination order of the electron blocking film 16A, thephotoelectric conversion film 12, and the positive hole blocking film16B in FIGS. 1 and 2 may be appropriately changed according to theapplication and the characteristics.

In the photoelectric conversion element 10 a (or 10 b), it is preferablethat light is incident on the photoelectric conversion film 12 throughthe upper electrode 15.

In a case where the photoelectric conversion element 10 a (or 10 b) isused, a voltage can be applied. In this case, it is preferable that thelower electrode 11 and the upper electrode 15 form a pair of electrodes,and a voltage of 1×10⁻⁵ to 1×10⁷ V/cm is applied between the pair ofelectrodes. From the viewpoint of the performance and power consumption,the applied voltage is more preferably 1×10⁻⁴ to 1×10⁷ V/cm, and stillmore preferably 1×10⁻³ to 5×10⁶ V/cm.

Regarding a voltage application method, in FIGS. 1 and 2 , it ispreferable that the voltage is applied such that the electron blockingfilm 16A side is a cathode and the photoelectric conversion film 12 sideis an anode. In a case where the photoelectric conversion element 10 a(or 10 b) is used as an optical sensor, or also in a case where thephotoelectric conversion element 10 a (or 10 b) is incorporated in animaging element, the voltage can be applied by the same method.

As described in detail below, the photoelectric conversion element 10 a(or 10 b) can be suitably applied to applications of the imagingelement.

Hereinafter, the form of each layer constituting the photoelectricconversion element according to the embodiment of the present inventionwill be described in detail.

[Photoelectric Conversion Film]

The photoelectric conversion film is a film containing a specificcompound.

Examples of the embodiment of the specific compound include a firstembodiment described below and a second embodiment described below.

Hereinafter, each embodiment of the specific compound will be describedin detail.

First Embodiment of Specific Compound

A first embodiment of the specific compound is a compound represented byFormula (1) described below.

A-D-A  (1)

In Formula (1), D is a group represented by any of Formula (1-1) toFormula (1-15).

In Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-15), * represents a bonding position.

X¹ in Formula (1-1), Formula (1-3), Formula (1-10), Formula (1-13),Formula (1-14), and Formula (1-15) represents a sulfur atom, an oxygenatom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom. X¹ is preferably a sulfuratom or an oxygen atom, and more preferably a sulfur atom.

In Formula (1-11), one of Y¹ and Y² represents a sulfur atom, an oxygenatom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom, and the other one represents—CH═.

Y¹ and Y² may be in a form in which Y¹ represents a sulfur atom, anoxygen atom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom, and Y² represents—CH═, or may be in a form in which Y² represents a sulfur atom, anoxygen atom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom, and Y¹ represents—CH═.

A 5-membered ring containing Y¹ and Y² in Formula (1-11) is an aromaticring.

In Formula (1-11), one of Y³ and Y⁴ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygenatom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom, and the other one represents—CH═.

Y³ and Y⁴ may be in a form in which Y³ represents a sulfur atom, anoxygen atom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom, and Y⁴ represents—CH═, or may be in a form in which Y⁴ represents a sulfur atom, anoxygen atom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom, and Y³ represents—CH═.

A 5-membered ring containing Y³ and Y⁴ in Formula (1-11) is an aromaticring.

In Formula (1-12), one of Y⁵ and Y⁶ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygenatom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom, and the other one represents—CH═.

Y⁵ and Y⁶ may be in a form in which Y⁵ represents a sulfur atom, anoxygen atom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom, and Y⁶ represents—CH═, or may be in a form in which Y⁶ represents a sulfur atom, anoxygen atom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom, and Y⁵ represents—CH═.

A 5-membered ring containing Y⁵ and Y⁶ in Formula (1-12) is an aromaticring.

In Formula (1-12), one of Y⁷ and Y⁸ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygenatom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom, and the other one represents—CH═.

Y⁷ and Y⁸ may be in a form in which Y⁷ represents a sulfur atom, anoxygen atom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom, and Y⁸ represents—CH═, or may be in a form in which Y⁸ represents a sulfur atom, anoxygen atom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom, and Y⁷ represents—CH═.

A 5-membered ring containing Y⁷ and Y⁸ in Formula (1-12) is an aromaticring.

In Formula (1-1), n¹ represents an integer of 3 to 5.

In Formula (1-1), n¹⁸ and n¹⁹ each independently represent an integer of0 to 2.

-   -   It is also preferable that n¹⁸ and n¹⁹ have the same value as        each other.

In a case where both n¹⁸ and n¹⁹ are 1, it is also preferable thatgroups represented by two “—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-1) have the samestructure as each other.

In a case where both n¹⁸ and n¹⁹ are 2, it is also preferable thatgroups represented by two “—Ar—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-1) have thesame structure as each other.

In Formula (1-2), n² represents an integer of 3 to 5.

In Formula (1-2), n²⁰ and n²¹ each independently represent an integer of0 to 2.

It is also preferable that n² and n²¹ have the same value as each other.

In a case where both n²⁰ and n²¹ are 1, it is also preferable thatgroups represented by two “—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-2) have the samestructure as each other.

In a case where both n²⁰ and n²¹ are 2, it is also preferable thatgroups represented by two “—Ar—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-2) have thesame structure as each other.

In Formula (1-4) to Formula (1-7), n³ represents an integer of 0 to 2.

Here, at least one of two n³'s present in each of Formula (1-4) toFormula (1-7) represents an integer of 1 or 2.

It is also preferable that two n³'s present in each of Formula (1-4) toFormula (1-7) both represent an integer of 1 or 2.

It is also preferable that two n³'s present in each of Formula (1-4) toFormula (1-7) both have the same value as each other.

In a case where two n³'s present in each of Formula (1-4) to Formula(1-7) both are 1, groups represented by two “—Ar—*” present in each ofFormula (1-4) to Formula (1-7) preferably have the same structure aseach other.

In a case where two n³'s present in each of Formula (1-4) to Formula(1-7) both are 2, groups represented by two “—Ar—Ar—*” present in eachof Formula (1-4) to Formula (1-7) preferably have the same structure aseach other.

In Formula (1-8), n⁴ and n⁵ each independently represent an integer of 0to 2.

It is also preferable that n⁴ and n⁵ have the same value as each other.

In a case where both n⁴ and n⁵ are 1, it is also preferable that groupsrepresented by two “—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-8) have the samestructure as each other.

In a case where both n⁴ and n⁵ are 2, it is also preferable that groupsrepresented by two “—Ar—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-8) have the samestructure as each other.

In Formula (1-9), n⁶ and n⁷ each independently represent an integer of 0to 2.

It is also preferable that n⁶ and n⁷ have the same value as each other.

In a case where both n⁶ and n⁷ are 1, it is also preferable that groupsrepresented by two “—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-9) have the samestructure as each other.

In a case where both n⁶ and n⁷ are 2, it is also preferable that groupsrepresented by two “—Ar—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-9) have the samestructure as each other.

In Formula (1-11), n⁸ and n⁹ each independently represent an integer of0 to 2.

It is also preferable that n⁸ and n⁹ have the same value as each other.

In a case where both n⁸ and n⁹ are 1, it is also preferable that groupsrepresented by two “—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-11) have the samestructure as each other.

In a case where both n⁸ and n⁹ are 2, it is also preferable that groupsrepresented by two “—Ar—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-11) have the samestructure as each other.

In Formula (1-12), n¹⁰ and n¹¹ each independently represent an integerof 0 to 2.

It is also preferable that n¹⁰ and n¹¹ have the same value as eachother.

In a case where both n¹⁰ and n¹¹ are 1, it is also preferable thatgroups represented by two “—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-12) have thesame structure as each other.

In a case where both n¹⁰ and n¹¹ are 2, it is also preferable thatgroups represented by two “—Ar—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-12) have thesame structure as each other.

In Formula (1-13), n¹² and n¹³ each independently represent an integerof 0 to 2.

It is also preferable that n¹² and n¹³ have the same value as eachother.

In a case where both n¹² and n¹³ are 1, it is also preferable thatgroups represented by two “—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-13) have thesame structure as each other.

In a case where both n¹² and n¹³ are 2, it is also preferable thatgroups represented by two “—Ar—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-13) have thesame structure as each other.

In Formula (1-14), n¹⁴ and n¹⁵ each independently represent an integerof 0 to 2.

It is also preferable that n¹⁴ and n¹⁵ have the same value as eachother.

In a case where both n¹⁴ and n¹⁵ are 1, it is also preferable thatgroups represented by two “—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-14) have thesame structure as each other.

In a case where both n¹⁴ and n¹⁵ are 2, it is also preferable thatgroups represented by two “—Ar—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-14) have thesame structure as each other.

In Formula (1-15), n¹⁶ and n¹⁷ each independently represent an integerof 0 to 2.

It is also preferable that n¹⁶ and n¹⁷ have the same value as eachother.

In a case where both n¹⁶ and n¹⁷ are 1, it is also preferable thatgroups represented by two “—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-15) have thesame structure as each other.

In a case where both n¹⁶ and n¹⁷ are 2, it is also preferable thatgroups represented by two “—Ar—Ar—*” present in Formula (1-15) have thesame structure as each other.

One or more (for example, 1 to 12) of —CH═ contained in a ring structureof an aromatic ring specified in Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-15) may besubstituted with —CR³═(R³ is a halogen atom).

In Formula (1-3) and Formula (1-10), the aromatic ring specified aboverefers to all moieties in Formula. In addition, in Formula (1-1),Formula (1-2), Formula (1-4) to Formula (1-9), and Formula (1-11) toFormula (1-15), the above-specified aromatic rings refer to all moietiesother than Ar in Formulae.

Y¹ to Y⁸ in a case of —CH═ are also contained in the above-mentioned“—CH═ contained in a ring structure of an aromatic ring specified”.

For example, the group represented by Formula (1-1) may be a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1F) below, and the group represented byFormula (1-11) may be a group represented by Formula (1-11F) below.

Meanings of the symbols in Formula (1-1F) and Formula (1-11F) are thesame as the corresponding symbols in Formula (1-1) and Formula (1-11),respectively.

Ar in Formula (1-1) and Formula (1-2) is a group represented by Formula(2-3),

Ar in Formula (1-4) is a group represented by any of Formula (2-1) toFormula (2-3),

Ar in Formula (1-5) to Formula (1-9) and Formula (1-11) to Formula(1-15) is a group represented by any of Formula (2-1) to Formula (2-4),

In a case where the group represented by “—Ar—Ar—*” is present inFormula (1-4) to Formula (1-9) and Formula (1-11) to Formula (1-15), Aron the opposite side to * (Ar not directly bonded to A in Formula (1))and Ar on the * side (Ar directly bonded to A in Formula (1)) are eachindependently present, and may be groups represented by the sameFormulae as each other or groups represented by different Formulae fromeach other.

In Formula (2-1) to Formula (2-4), * represents a bonding position.

In Formula (2-1) and Formula (2-3), X² represents a sulfur atom, anoxygen atom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom.

In Formula (2-2), Z⁴ represents —CH═ or —N═. Among four Z⁴'s in Formula(2-2), zero to four Z⁴'s are —N═.

In Formula (2-3), Z¹ represents —CH═ or —N═. Here, at least one of twoZ¹'s in Formula (2-3) is —N═. Among the two Z¹'s in Formula (2-3), onlyZ¹ on a mother nucleus side in D may be —N═, only Z¹ on the oppositeside to the mother nucleus is —N═, or both may be —N═. Among the twoZ¹'s, at least Z¹ on the opposite side to the mother nucleus ispreferably —N═.

The mother nucleus in D means a structure other than Ar in Formula (1-1)to Formula (1-2), Formula (1-4) to Formula (1-9), or Formula (1-11) toFormula (1-15).

One or more (for example, 1 and 2) of —CH═ constituting a grouprepresented by Formula (2-1) may be substituted with —CR³═ (where, R³ isa halogen atom).

One or more (for example, 1 to 4) of —CH═ constituting a grouprepresented by Formula (2-2) may be substituted with —CR³═ (where, R³ isa halogen atom).

One —CH═ constituting a group represented by Formula (2-3) may besubstituted with —CR³═ (where, R³ is a halogen atom).

One or more (for example, 1 and 2) of —CH═ constituting a grouprepresented by Formula (2-4) may be substituted with —CR³═ (where, R³ isa halogen atom).

Examples of Ar include a thiophene-2,5-diyl group, a furan-2,5-diylgroup, a selenophen-2,5-diyl group, a paraphenylene group, athiazole-2,5-diyl group, and 1,3,4-thiadiazol-diyl group.

One or more (for example, 1 to 20) of —CH═ contained in a ring structureof a group (a group represented by Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-15))represented by D in Formula (1) may be substituted with —CR³═.

R³ represents a halogen atom.

The —CH═ contained in the ring structure may be —CH═ contained in agroup represented by Ar, may be —CH═ capable of formed by Y¹ to Y⁸, ormay be —CH═ on any other moiety.

R³ is preferably a fluorine atom, a chlorine atom, or a bromine atom,more preferably a fluorine atom or a chlorine atom, and still morepreferably a fluorine atom.

From the viewpoint that the preventing properties of variation insensitivity of the photoelectric conversion element are more excellent,D in Formula (1) is preferably a group represented by any of Formula(1-5) to Formula (1-7), Formula (1-9), and Formula (1-12) to Formula(1-15), more preferably a group represented by any of Formula (1-9) andFormula (1-12) to Formula (1-15), still more preferably a grouprepresented by any of Formula (1-9), Formula (1-12), Formula (1-13), andFormula (1-15), still more preferably a group represented by any ofFormula (1-12), Formula (1-13), and Formula (1-15), and particularlypreferably a group represented by Formula (1-12).

In Formula (1), A is a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) toFormula (3-14).

Here, two A's present in Formula (1) are each a group having the samestructure.

The fact that the two presenting A's are groups having the samestructure means that the two presenting A's are not only groupsrepresented by the same Formulae but also the contents of the groupsrepresented by symbols in Formula are the same as each other.

in Formula (3-1) to Formula (3-14), * represents a bonding position,

B¹ in Formula (3-1), Formula (3-2), Formula (3-6), and Formula (3-7),and B² in Formula (3-3) and Formula (3-4) each independently represent asulfur atom, an oxygen atom, ═C(CN)₂, or ═C(CN)(CO₂R¹).

R¹ represents an alkyl group having 1 or 2 carbon atoms, which may havea halogen atom as a substituent. The halogen atom that the alkyl groupmay have as a substituent is preferably a fluorine atom, a chlorineatom, or a bromine atom, more preferably a fluorine atom or a chlorineatom, and still more preferably a fluorine atom.

In Formula (3-2), E represents an aromatic ring, which may have a groupselected from the group consisting of a halogen atom, a methyl group, anethyl group, and a methoxy group, as a substituent.

The aromatic ring may be monocyclic or polycyclic.

The number of ring member atoms of the aromatic ring is preferably 5 to15.

The aromatic ring may be an aromatic hydrocarbon ring or an aromaticheterocyclic ring.

Examples of the aromatic hydrocarbon ring include a benzene ring, anaphthalene ring, an anthracene ring, and a phenanthrene ring. Examplesof the aromatic heterocycle ring include a quinoxaline ring, a pyrazinering, a pyrrole ring, a furan ring, a thiophene ring, an imidazole ring,and an oxazole ring.

The number of substituents (groups selected from the group consisting ofa halogen atom, a methyl group, an ethyl group, and a methoxy group)contained in the aromatic ring is, for example, 0 to 10.

The methyl group, the ethyl group, and the methoxy group, which may becontained in the aromatic ring, each may further have a halogen atom asa substituent.

R in Formula (3-3), Formula (3-4), Formula (3-6), and Formula (3-7)represents an alkyl group having 1 or 2 carbon atoms, which may have ahalogen atom as a substituent.

The halogen atom that the alkyl group may have as a substituent ispreferably a fluorine atom, a chlorine atom, or a bromine atom, morepreferably a fluorine atom or a chlorine atom, and still more preferablya fluorine atom. The alkyl group preferably has one carbon atom.

In Formula (3-8), G represents —CR^(G)═ or —N═. R^(G) represents ahydrogen atom, a halogen atom, or a cyano group.

Here, at least one (for example, 1 to 4) of five G's in Formula (3-8) is—N═.

Examples of the group represented by Formula (3-8) include a pyridinylgroup, a pyrimidinyl group, a pyridazinyl group, a pyrazinyl group, atriazinyl group (1,2,3-triazinyl group, 1,2,4-triazinyl group,1,3,5-triazinyl group, and other triazinyl groups), and a tetrazinylgroup (1,2,4,5-tetrazinyl group and other tetrazinyl groups), which mayhave a group selected from the group consisting of a halogen atom as asubstituent and a cyano group as a substituent. Among these, the grouprepresented by Formula (3-8) is preferably a pyrimidinyl group, whichmay have a group selected from the group consisting of a halogen atom asa substituent and a cyano group as a substituent.

It is also preferable that G at the para-position with respect to thebonding position of Formula (3-8) is —CR^(G)═ in which R^(G) is ahalogen atom or a cyano group.

In Formula (3-9), m1 represents an integer of 1 to 5. m1 preferablyrepresents an integer of 1 to 4, more preferably represents an integerof 1 to 3, and still more preferably represents an integer of 1 or 2.

In a case where ArL in Formula (3-9) is a group represented by Formula(Ar2) or Formula (Ar3), m1 represents an integer of 1 to 3, and aninteger of 1 or 2 is preferable.

Formula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3) will be described later in detail.

In Formula (3-10), m2 represents an integer of 1 to 5. m2 preferablyrepresents an integer of 1 to 4, and more preferably represents aninteger of 1 to 3.

One or more (for example, 1 to (5−m2), and preferably 1 and 2) of —CH═contained in a ring structure of a group represented by Formula (3-10)may be substituted with —CR⁴═. R⁴ represents a halogen atom (chlorineatom) other than a fluorine atom.

In other words, the group represented by Formula (3-10) is a phenylgroup having m2 fluorine atoms and a halogen atom other than 0 to (5−m2)fluorine atoms as substituents.

In Formula (3-11), X⁴ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, aselenium atom, or a tellurium atom.

Z² and Z³ each independently represent —CR^(Z)═ or —N═. R^(Z) representsa hydrogen atom or a halogen atom (such as a fluorine atom). Here, atleast one of Z² and Z³ in Formula (3-11) is —N═.

Among Z² and Z³ in Formula (3-11), only Z² may be —N═, only Z³ may be—N═, or both Z² and Z³ may be —N═. At least Z² is preferably —N═.

J represents a hydrogen atom, a halogen atom, an aryl group, aheteroaryl group, or an alkyl group having 1 or 2 carbon atoms, whichmay have a halogen atom as a substituent. The aryl group and theheteroaryl group that are represented by J may have one or both of ahalogen atom and an alkyl group, which has a halogen atom as a furthersubstituent and has 1 or 2 carbon atoms.

The aryl group may be monocyclic or polycyclic, and the number of ringmember atoms is preferably 6 to 12. Examples of the aryl group include aphenyl group and a naphthyl group.

The heteroaryl group may be monocyclic or polycyclic, and the number ofring member atoms is preferably 5 to 12. The number of heteroatomscontained in the heteroaryl group is preferably 1 to 5. Examples of theheteroatom include a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom, and atellurium atom.

In Formula (3-11), J and Z³ may be bonded to each other to form anaromatic ring, which may have a halogen atom as a substituent.

The aromatic ring formed by bonding J and Z³ to each other is anaromatic ring condensed into a monocyclic structure of a 5-membered ringcontaining X⁴, Z², and Z³ specified in Formula (3-11).

The aromatic ring formed by bonding J and Z³ to each other may bemonocyclic or polycyclic. In addition, the fact that the aromatic ringis polycyclic means that monocyclic structures including X⁴, Z², and Z³specified in Formula (3-11) are not counted as the number of rings, andseparately, means that J and Z³ are bonded to each other to form anaromatic ring (such as a naphthalene ring) composed of two or more (forexample, 2 or 3 rings).

The number of ring member atoms of the aromatic ring formed by bonding Jand Z³ to each other is preferably 5 to 12.

The aromatic ring formed by bonding J and Z³ to each other may be anaromatic hydrocarbon ring or a heteroaromatic ring. In a case where thearomatic ring is a heteroaromatic ring, the number of heteroatoms ispreferably 1 to 5. Examples of the heteroatom include a sulfur atom, anoxygen atom, a selenium atom, and a tellurium atom.

Examples of the aromatic ring formed by bonding J and Z³ to each otherinclude a benzene ring.

The aromatic ring formed by bonding J and Z³ to each other may have ahalogen atom (a fluorine atom or other halogen atoms) as a substituent.In a case where the aromatic ring group has a halogen atom as asubstituent, the number thereof is preferably 1 to 4.

In a case where J and Z³ are bonded to each other to form an aromaticring, both Z² and Z³ may be other than —N═.

For example, Formula (3-11) may be a 2-benzothiazolyl group or abenzo[b]thiophene-2-yl group as a whole. The benzene ring moiety ofthese groups may have a halogen atom (fluorine atom or other halogenatoms) as a substituent.

A group represented by Formula (3-11) is preferably a group representedby Formula (3-11-1) or a group represented by Formula (3-11-2).

In Formula (3-11-1) and Formula (3-11-2), * represents a bondingposition.

In Formula (3-11-1), X⁴ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, aselenium atom, or a tellurium atom.

In Formula (3-11-1), Z² and Z³ each independently represent —CR^(Z)═ or—N═. R^(Z) represents a hydrogen atom or a halogen atom (such as afluorine atom). Here, at least one of Z² and Z³ in Formula (3-11-1) is—N═.

In Formula (3-11-1), J represents a hydrogen atom, a halogen atom, anaryl group, a heteroaryl group, or an alkyl group having 1 to 2 carbonatoms, which may have a halogen atom as a substituent, and a hydrogenatom, a halogen atom, an aryl group, or a heteroaryl group ispreferable, a hydrogen atom, an aryl group, or a heteroaryl group ismore preferable, and an aryl group or a heteroaryl group is still morepreferable.

The aryl group and the heteroaryl group that are represented by J¹ mayhave one or both of a halogen atom and an alkyl group, which has ahalogen atom as a further substituent and has 1 or 2 carbon atoms. Thearyl group and the heteroaryl group represented by J¹ are eachpreferably unsubstituted or preferably have a halogen atom as asubstituent, and are more preferably unsubstituted.

J¹ in Formula (3-11-1) and Z³ may not be bonded to each other.

J¹ in Formula (3-11-1) is identical to J in Formula (3-11) except thatJ¹ and Z³ may not be bonded to each other.

In Formula (3-11-2), X⁴ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, aselenium atom, or a tellurium atom.

In Formula (3-11-2), Z⁶ and Z⁷ each independently represent —CR^(Z)═ or—N═. R^(Z) represents a hydrogen atom or a halogen atom (such as afluorine atom).

0 to 5 out of a total of five groups in Z⁶ and Z⁷ are each —N═. In acase where neither Z⁶ nor Z⁷ is —N═ and Ar is present in D, at least one(for example, 1 to 4) Ar is preferably a group represented by Formula(2-2) or a group represented by Formula (2-3), in which at least one(for example, 1 to 4) in Z⁴'s is preferably —N═, and is more preferablya group represented by Formula (2-3).

In addition, the term “Ar present in D” means that a group representedby Ar is present in a group represented by D. For example, in a casewhere D is a group represented by Formula (1-12) and at least one of n¹⁰and n¹¹ is a group representing an integer of 1 or 2, it can be saidthat “Ar is present in D”.

In Formula (3-12), X⁴ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, aselenium atom, or a tellurium atom.

Z⁴ and Z⁵ each independently represent —CR^(Z)═ or —N═. R^(Z) representsa hydrogen atom or a halogen atom (such as a fluorine atom). Here, oneof four Z's in Formula (3-12) is —C(—*)═. That is, one of the four Z⁵'sin Formula (3-12) is a carbon atom bonded to D in Formula (1).

In addition, 0 to 4 out of a total of five groups in Z⁴ and Z⁵ are each—N═. In a case where neither Z⁴ nor Z⁵ is —N═ and Ar is present in D, atleast one (for example, 1 to 4) Ar is preferably a group represented byFormula (2-2) or a group represented by Formula (2-3), in which at leastone (for example, 1 to 4) in Z⁴'s is preferably —N═, and is morepreferably a group represented by Formula (2-3).

In Formula (3-13), G represents —CR^(G)═ or —N═. R^(G) represents ahydrogen atom, a halogen atom, or a cyano group.

At least one (for example, 1 to 7) of seven G's in Formula (3-13) is—N═.

An example of a group represented by Formula (3-13) includes aquinolinyl group (2-quinolinyl group or other quinolinyl groups), whichmay have a group selected from the group consisting of a halogen atomand a cyano group as a substituent.

In Formula (3-14), m3 represents an integer of 0 to 3. m4 represents aninteger of 0 to 4.

However, in Formula (3-14), (m3+m4) is 1 or more (for example, 1 to 7),preferably 1 to 4, and more preferably 1 to 3.

One or more (for example, 1 to (7-m3-m4), and preferably 1 and 2) of—CH═ contained in a ring structure of a group represented by Formula(3-14) may be substituted with —CR⁴═. R⁴ represents a halogen atom(chlorine atom) other than a fluorine atom.

In other words, the group represented by Formula (3-14) is a naphthylgroup having (m3+m4) fluorine atoms and a halogen atom other than 0 to(7-m3-m4) fluorine atoms as substituents.

In Formula (3-5) and Formula (3-9), ArL is a group represented by any ofFormula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3).

In Formula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3), *^(D) represents a bonding positionwith respect to a group represented by D. *^(D) is identical to abonding position (*) specified in Formula (3-5) and Formula (3-9).

In Formula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3), *^(A) represents a bonding positionwith respect to a group other than the group represented by D.

That is, *^(A) in ArL (a group represented by any of Formula (Ar1) toFormula (Ar3)) in Formula (3-5) is a bonding position with CN in Formula(3-5).

In addition, *^(A) in ArL (a group represented by any of Formula (Ar1)to Formula (Ar3)) in Formula (3-9) is a bonding position with CF₃ inFormula (3-9).

In Formula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3), mx is 1 in a group represented by anyof Formula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3) as ArL in Formula (3-5), and is thesame value as m1 in a group represented by any of Formula (Ar1) toFormula (Ar3) as ArL in Formula (3-9).

In Formula (Ar¹), Y¹⁰ represents —CH═ or —CR³═. R³ represents a halogenatom (preferably a fluorine atom).

In a case where Y¹⁰ is —CH═, a hydrogen atom in Y¹⁰ that is —CH═described above may be substituted to be a bonding position (*^(A)and/or *^(D))

In other words, Y¹⁰ is —CR³═, —C(*^(A))═, —C(*^(D))═, or unsubstituted—CH₂═.

Then, in six Y¹⁰'s in Formula (Ar1), one is —C(*^(D))═, mx is—C(*^(A))═, and the remaining (5-mx) is a group selected from the groupconsisting of —CR³═ and unsubstituted —CH═.

In a case where ArL is a group represented by Formula (Ar1), in a grouprepresented by Formula (3-5), the two bonding positions (*^(A) and*^(D)) in Formula (Ar1) are preferably present at para-positions withrespect to each other.

In Formula (Ar2) and Formula (Ar3), X³ represents a sulfur atom, anoxygen atom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom.

In Formula (Ar2) and Formula (Ar3), Y⁹ represents —CH═, —CR²═, or —N═.R² represents a halogen atom or an alkyl group having 1 or 2 carbonatoms, which may have a halogen atom as a substituent.

In a case where Y⁹ is —CH═, a hydrogen atom in Y⁹ that is —CH═ describedabove may be substituted to be a bonding position (*^(A) and/or *^(D)).

In other words, Y⁹ is —CR²═, —C(*^(A))═, —C(*^(D))═, or unsubstituted—CH₂═.

That is, among a total of four of two —CH2″ and two Y⁹'s in Formula(Ar2), one is —C(*D)═, and mx is —C(*A)═.

Similarly, among a total of four of two —CH2″ and two Y⁹'s in Formula(Ar3), one is —C(*D)═, and mx is —C(*A)═.

For example, the group represented by Formula (3-5) may be a grouprepresented by Formula (3-5A) below, and the group represented byFormula (3-9) may be a group represented by Formula (3-9A) below.

From the viewpoint that the present invention exhibits a more excellenteffect, A in Formula (1) is preferably a group represented by any ofFormula (3-2), Formula (3-3), Formula (3-5), Formula (3-6), and Formula(3-8), and more preferably a group represented by any of Formula (3-3),Formula (3-5), Formula (3-6), and Formula (3-8).

Here, in the specific compound, a combination of the group representedby D and the group represented by A has certain conditions (hereinafter,also simply referred to as “combination requirements”).

The combination requirements will be described below.

In a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-5) and D is agroup represented by Formula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2 and all Ar's are a group representedby Formula (2-1), ArL in Formula (3-5) is a group represented by Formula(Ar1) or Formula (Ar3).

In a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-8), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-7), a group represented byFormula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of 1or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3), a group representedby Formula (1-9), a group represented by Formula (1-11) in which n⁸ andn⁹ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a grouprepresented by Formula (2-3), a group represented by Formula (1-12) orFormula (1-13), a group represented by Formula (1-14) in which n¹⁴ andn¹⁵ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, or a group representedby Formula (1-15).

In a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-9), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) in which n¹⁸ and n¹⁹ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-2), a grouprepresented by Formula (1-4) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2 and Arthat is directly bonded to A is a group represented by Formula (2-3), agroup represented by Formula (1-5) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2,a group represented by Formula (1-6) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or2, a group represented by Formula (1-7) in which n³ is an integer of 1or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented byFormula (2-3), a group represented by Formula (1-9) in which n¹ and n⁷are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented byFormula (1-10), a group represented by Formula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented byFormula (1-12) in which n¹⁰ and n¹¹ are each independently an integer of1 or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-13) in which n¹² and n¹³ areeach independently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula(1-14) in which n¹⁴ and n¹⁵ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2,or a group represented by Formula (1-15) in which n¹⁶ and n¹⁷ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2.

In a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-10), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) in which n¹⁸ and n¹⁹ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-2), a grouprepresented by Formula (1-4) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2 and Arthat is directly bonded to A is a group represented by Formula (2-3), agroup represented by Formula (1-5) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3), a group represented byFormula (1-6) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a grouprepresented by Formula (2-3) or Formula (2-4), a group represented byFormula (1-7) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2, a group representedby Formula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3), a grouprepresented by Formula (1-9) in which n⁶ and n⁷ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-11) in which n⁸and n⁹ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a grouprepresented by Formula (2-3), a group represented by Formula (1-12) inwhich n¹⁰ and n¹¹ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, a grouprepresented by Formula (1-13) in which n¹² and n¹³ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula(1-14) in which n¹⁴ and n¹⁵ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2,or a group represented by Formula (1-15) in which n¹⁶ and n¹⁷ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2.

In a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-11) and D is agroup represented by Formula (1-8), J and Z³ in Formula (3-11) may notbe bonded to each other to form an aromatic ring.

In a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-11) and D is agroup represented by Formula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹ both are 0, J andZ³ in Formula (3-11) may not be bonded to each other to form an aromaticring.

In a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-11), and D is agroup represented by Formula (1-12) in which n¹⁰ and n¹¹ both are 1 andall Ar's are a group represented by Formula (2-2), J and Z³ in Formula(3-11) may not be bonded to each other to form an aromatic ring.

In a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-12), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-7), a group represented byFormula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of 1or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-9) or Formula (1-10), a grouprepresented by Formula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3) orFormula (2-4), or a group represented by Formula (1-12) to Formula(1-15).

when A is a group represented by Formula (3-12) and D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-12), a case that n¹⁰ and n¹¹ both are 1, andall Ar's are a group represented by Formula (2-2) is excluded.

In a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-13), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-7), a group represented byFormula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of 1or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3) or Formula (2-4), agroup represented by Formula (1-9) or Formula (1-10), a grouprepresented by Formula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3) orFormula (2-4), a group represented by Formula (1-12) in which n¹⁰ andn¹¹ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a grouprepresented by Formula (2-1), Formula (2-3), or Formula (2-4), or agroup represented by Formula (1-13) to Formula (1-15).

In the case of the above-described “group in which Ar directly bonded toA is represented by Formula (2-3)”, two Ar's among all Ar's, which aredirectly bonded to A, may be groups represented by Formula (2-3). Anygroup may be present. In addition, Ar represented by Formula (2-3) mayor may not be present. In a case where Ar's that are not directly bondedto A are present, all of them may be groups represented by Formula(2-3), or some or all of them may be groups represented by any otherFormula than Formula (2-3).

In a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-4), Formula (3-6), Formula (3-7), and Formula (3-14), D may any ofFormula (1-1) to Formula (1-15), which is not particularly limited.

The above described descriptions are the combination requirements.

In a case where a specific compound has a partial structure that cancorrespond to any of a group represented by Formula (3-8) and a grouprepresented by Formula (3-11), the specific compound is construed as aspecific compound having a group represented by Formula (3-8) as a grouprepresented by A as long as it does not deviate the combinationrequirements described above.

In a case where a specific compound has a partial structure that cancorrespond to any of a group represented by Formula (3-9) and a grouprepresented by Formula (3-11), the specific compound is construed as aspecific compound having a group represented by Formula (3-9) as a grouprepresented by A as long as it does not deviate the combinationrequirements described above.

In a case where a specific compound has a partial structure that cancorrespond to any of a group represented by Formula (3-10) and a grouprepresented by Formula (3-11), the specific compound is construed as aspecific compound having a group represented by Formula (3-10) as agroup represented by A as long as it does not deviate the combinationrequirements described above.

In a case where a specific compound has a partial structure that cancorrespond to any of a group represented by Formula (3-12) and a grouprepresented by Formula (3-11), the specific compound is construed as aspecific compound having a group represented by Formula (3-12) as agroup represented by A as long as it does not deviate the combinationrequirements described above.

In a case where a specific compound has a partial structure that cancorrespond to any of a group represented by Formula (3-13) and a grouprepresented by Formula (3-11), the specific compound is construed as aspecific compound having a group represented by Formula (3-13) as agroup represented by A as long as it does not deviate the combinationrequirements described above.

In a case where a specific compound has a partial structure that cancorrespond to any of a group represented by Formula (3-14) and a grouprepresented by Formula (3-11), the specific compound is construed as aspecific compound having a group represented by Formula (3-14) as agroup represented by A as long as it does not deviate the combinationrequirements described above.

In a case where a specific compound has a partial structure that cancorrespond to any of a group represented by Formula (3-14) and a grouprepresented by Formula (3-13), the specific compound is construed as aspecific compound having a group represented by Formula (3-14) as agroup represented by A as long as it does not deviate the combinationrequirements described above.

From the viewpoint that the preventing properties of variation insensitivity of the photoelectric conversion element are more excellent,A in Formula (1) is preferably a group represented by any of Formula(3-1) to Formula (3-3), and Formula (3-5) to Formula (3-14), morepreferably a group represented by any of Formula (3-5) and Formula (3-8)to Formula (3-14), still more preferably a group represented by any ofFormula (3-8), and Formula (3-10) to Formula (3-14), particularlypreferably a group represented by any of Formula (3-10) to Formula(3-12), Formula (3-13), and Formula (3-14), still particularlypreferably a group represented by any of Formula (3-11) and Formula(3-12), and most preferably a group represented by Formula (3-11).

Examples of the combination of D and A in the specific compound includethe following examples.

In Formula (1), in a case where D is a group represented by Formula(1-1), A may be a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-14) as long as the combination requirements described above aresatisfied. From the viewpoint that the sensitivity, the responsiveness,and/or the preventing properties of variation in response of thephotoelectric conversion element are more excellent, the grouprepresented by any of Formula (3-3), Formula (3-5), Formula (3-6), andFormula (3-8) is preferable.

In Formula (1), in a case where D is a group represented by Formula(1-2), A may be a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-14) as long as the combination requirements described above aresatisfied. From the viewpoint that the sensitivity, the responsiveness,and/or the preventing properties of variation in response of thephotoelectric conversion element are more excellent, the grouprepresented by any of Formula (3-5) is preferable.

In Formula (1), in a case where D is a group represented by Formula(1-3), A may be a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-8), and Formula (3-11) to Formula (3-14) as long as the combinationrequirements described above are satisfied.

In Formula (1), in a case where D is a group represented by Formula(1-4), A may be a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-14) as long as the combination requirements described above aresatisfied. From the viewpoint that the sensitivity, the responsiveness,and/or the preventing properties of variation in response of thephotoelectric conversion element are more excellent, the grouprepresented by any of Formula (3-5) is preferable.

In Formula (1), in a case where D is a group represented by Formula(1-5), A may be a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-14) as long as the combination requirements described above aresatisfied. From the viewpoint that the sensitivity, the responsiveness,and/or the preventing properties of variation in response of thephotoelectric conversion element are more excellent, the grouprepresented by any of Formula (3-2), Formula (3-3), Formula (3-5),Formula (3-8), Formula (3-9), and Formula (3-11) is preferable, thegroup represented by any of Formula (3-2), Formula (3-3), and Formula(3-5) is more preferable, and the group represented by any of Formula(3-3) and Formula (3-5) is still more preferable.

However, in a case where D is a group represented by Formula (1-5) and Ais a group represented by Formula (3-2), Ar in Formula (1-5) ispreferably a group represented by Formula (2-1), in which X² is anoxygen atom.

In Formula (1), in a case where D is a group represented by Formula(1-6), A may be a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-14) as long as the combination requirements described above aresatisfied. From the viewpoint that the sensitivity, the responsiveness,and/or the preventing properties of variation in response of thephotoelectric conversion element are more excellent, the grouprepresented by any of Formula (3-11) is preferable.

In Formula (1), in a case where D is a group represented by Formula(1-7), A may be a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-14) as long as the combination requirements described above aresatisfied. From the viewpoint that the sensitivity, the responsiveness,and/or the preventing properties of variation in response of thephotoelectric conversion element are more excellent, the grouprepresented by any of Formula (3-7) is preferable.

In Formula (1), in a case where D is a group represented by Formula(1-8), A may be a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-14) as long as the combination requirements described above aresatisfied.

In Formula (1), in a case where D is a group represented by Formula(1-9), A may be a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-14) as long as the combination requirements described above aresatisfied. From the viewpoint that the sensitivity, the responsiveness,and/or the preventing properties of variation in response of thephotoelectric conversion element are more excellent, the grouprepresented by any of Formula (3-5), Formula (3-9), and Formula (3-10)is preferable, and the group represented by Formula (3-5) is morepreferable.

In addition, in a case where D is a group represented by Formula (1-9)and A is a group represented by Formula (3-8), Ar in Formula (1-9) ispreferably a group represented by Formula (2-2), or Formula (3-8) ispreferably a pyrimidin-5-yl group.

In Formula (1), in a case where D is a group represented by Formula(1-10), A may be a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-7), Formula (3-9), and Formula (3-11) to Formula (3-14) as long asthe combination requirements described above are satisfied. From theviewpoint that the sensitivity, the responsiveness, and/or thepreventing properties of variation in response of the photoelectricconversion element are more excellent, the group represented by any ofFormula (3-2) is preferable.

In Formula (1), in a case where D is a group represented by Formula(1-11), A may be a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-14) as long as the combination requirements described above aresatisfied. From the viewpoint that the sensitivity, the responsiveness,and/or the preventing properties of variation in response of thephotoelectric conversion element are more excellent, the grouprepresented by any of Formula (3-5) is preferable.

In Formula (1), in a case where D is a group represented by Formula(1-12), A may be a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-14) as long as the combination requirements described above aresatisfied. From the viewpoint that the sensitivity, the responsiveness,and/or the preventing properties of variation in response of thephotoelectric conversion element are more excellent, the grouprepresented by any of Formula (3-8), Formula (3-9), Formula (3-10),Formula (3-11), Formula (3-12), and Formula (3-13) is preferable.

In Formula (1), in a case where D is a group represented by Formula(1-13), A may be a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-14) as long as the combination requirements described above aresatisfied. From the viewpoint that the sensitivity, the responsiveness,and/or the preventing properties of variation in response of thephotoelectric conversion element are more excellent, the grouprepresented by any of Formula (3-5) is preferable.

In Formula (1), in a case where D is a group represented by Formula(1-14), A may be a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-14) as long as the combination requirements described above aresatisfied. From the viewpoint that the sensitivity, the responsiveness,and/or the preventing properties of variation in response of thephotoelectric conversion element are more excellent, the grouprepresented by any of Formula (3-8), Formula (3-9), and Formula (3-10)is preferable.

In Formula (1), in a case where D is a group represented by Formula(1-15), A may be a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-14) as long as the combination requirements described above aresatisfied. From the viewpoint that the sensitivity, the responsiveness,and/or the preventing properties of variation in response of thephotoelectric conversion element are more excellent, the grouprepresented by any of Formula (3-8) is preferable.

Hereinafter, specific examples of the group represented by D in Formula(1) will be described. In the following, “*” and “⋅” each represent abonding position.

Hereinafter, specific examples of the group represented by A in Formula(1) will be described. In the following, “*” and “⋅” each represent abonding position.

Hereinafter, specific examples of the specific compound (the compoundrepresented by Formula (1)) will be described.

The specific compound is a compound represented by “A-D-A”.

In the following Table, compound names are described in the “No.”column, structures of groups represented by D in the above-described“A-D-A” are described in the “D” column, and structures of groupsrepresented by A in the above-described “A-D-A” are described in the “A”column.

The specific structures of the groups described in the “D” column are asshown as the specific examples of the groups represented by D.

The specific structures of the groups described in the “A” column are asshown as the specific examples of the groups represented by A.

For example, a compound “p-1-1” has, as the group represented by D inFormula (1), a group d-1-1 represented by a specific example of thegroup represented by D, and has, as the group represented by A, a groupof a-1-1 represented by a specific example of the group represented byA.

TABLE 1 No. D A p-1-1 d-1-1 a-1-1 p-1-2 d-1-1 a-1-2 p-1-3 d-1-1 a-1-3p-1-4 d-1-1 a-2-1 p-1-5 d-1-1 a-2-2 p-1-6 d-1-1 a-2-3 P-1-7 d-1-1 a-2-4p-1-8 d-1-1 a-2-5 p-1-9 d-1-1 a-2-6 p-1-10 d-1-1 a-2-7 p-1-11 d-1-1a-2-8 p-1-12 d-1-1 a-2-9 p-1-13 d-1-1 a-2-10 p-1-14 d-1-1 a-2-11 p-1-15d-1-1 a-2-12 p-1-16 d-1-1 a-2-13 p-1-17 d-1-1 a-3-1 p-1-18 d-1-1 a-3-2p-1-19 d-1-1 a-3-3 p-1-20 d-1-1 a-3-4 p-1-21 d-1-1 a-3-5 p-1-22 d-1-1a-3-6 p-1-23 d-1-1 a-3-7 p-1-24 d-1-1 a-4-1 p-1-25 d-1-1 a-4-2 p-1-26d-1-1 a-4-3 p-1-27 d-1-1 a-4-4 p-1-28 d-1-1 a-4-5 p-1-29 d-1-1 a-4-6p-l-30 d-1-1 a-5-1 p-1-31 d-1-1 a-5-2 p-1-32 d-1-1 a-5-3 p-1-33 d-1-1a-5-4 p-1-34 d-1-1 a-5-5 p-1-35 d-1-1 a-5-6 p-1-36 d-1-1 a-5-7 p-1-37d-1-1 a-5-8 p-1-38 d-1-1 a-5-9 p-1-39 d-1-1 a-6-1 p-1-40 d-1-1 a-6-2p-1-41 d-1-1 a-6-3 p-1-42 d-1-1 a-6-4 p-1-43 d-1-1 a-6-5 p-1-44 d-1-1a-6-6 p-1-45 d-1-1 a-6-7 p-1-46 d-1-1 a-7-1 p-1-47 d-1-1 a-7-2 p-1-48d-1-1 a-7-3 p-1-49 d-1-1 a-7-4 p-1-50 d-1-1 a-7-5 p-1-51 d-1-1 a-7-6p-1-52 d-1-1 a-7-7 p-1 -53 d-1-1 a-8-1 p-1-54 d-1-1 a-8-2 p-1-55 d-1-1a-8-3 p-1 -56 d-1-1 a-8-4 p-1-57 d-1-1 a-8-5 p-1-58 d-1-1 a-8-6 p-1 -59d-1-1 a-8-7 p-1-60 d-1-1 a-8-8 p-1-61 d-1-1 a-8-9 p-1-62 d-1-1 a-8-10p-1-63 d-1-1 a-8-11 p-1-64 d-1-2 a-1-1 p-1-65 d-1-2 a-2-1 p-1-66 d-1-2a-3-1 p-1-67 d-1-2 a-4-1 p-1-68 d-1-2 a-5-1 p-1-69 d-1-2 a-6-1 p-1-70d-1-2 a-7-1 p-1-71 d-1-2 a-8-1 p-1-72 d-1-3 a-1-1 p-1-73 d-1-3 a-2-1p-1-74 d-1-3 a-3-1 p-1-75 d-1-3 a-4-1 p-1-76 d-1-3 a-5-1 p-1-77 d-1-3a-6-1 p-1-78 d-1-3 a-7-1 p-1-79 d-1-3 a-8-1 p-l-80 d-1-4 a-1-1 p-1-81d-1-4 a-2-1 p-1-82 d-1-4 a-3-1 p-1-83 d-1-4 a-4-1 p-1-84 d-1-4 a-5-1p-1-85 d-1-4 a-6-1 p-1-86 d-1-4 a-7-1 p-1-87 d-1-4 a-8-1 p-1-88 d-1-5a-1-1 p-1-89 d-1-5 a-1-2 p-1-90 d-1-5 a-1-3 p-1-91 d-1-5 a-2-1 p-1-92d-1 -5 a-2-2 p-1-93 d-1-5 a-2-3 p-1-94 d-1-5 a-2-4 p-1-95 d-1-5 a-2-5p-1-96 d-1-5 a-2-6 p-1-97 d-1-5 a-2-7 p-1-98 d-1-5 a-2-8 p-1-99 d-1-5a-2-9 p-1-100 d-1-5 a-2-10 p-1-101 d-1-5 a-2-11 p-1-102 d-1-5 a-2-12p-1-103 d-1-5 a-2-13 p-1-104 d-1-5 a-3-1 p-1-105 d-1-5 a-3-2 p-1-106d-1-5 a-3-3 p-1-107 d-1 -5 a-3-4 p-1-108 d-1-5 a-3-5 p-1-109 d-1-5 a-3-6p-1-110 d-1 -5 a-3-7 p-1-111 d-1-5 a-4-1 p-1-112 d-1-5 a-4-2 p-1-113 d-1-5 a-4-3 p-1-114 d-1-5 a-4-4 p-1-115 d-1 -5 a-4-5 p-1-116 d-1-5 a-4-6p-1-117 d-1-5 a-5-1 p-1-118 d-1-5 a-5-2 p-1-119 d-1-5 a-5-3 p-1-120d-1-5 a-5-4 p-1-121 d-1-5 a-5-5 p-1-122 d-1-5 a-5-6 p-1-123 d-1-5 a-5-7p-1-124 d-1-5 a-5-8 p-1-125 d-1-5 a-5-9 p-1-126 d-1-5 a-6-1 p-1-127d-1-5 a-6-2 p-1-128 d-1-5 a-6-3 p-1-129 d-1-5 a-6-4 p-1-130 d-1-5 a-6-5p-1-131 d-1-5 a-6-6 p-1-132 d-1-5 a-6-7 p-1-133 d-1-5 a-7-1 p-1-134 d-1-5 a-7-2 p-1-135 d-1-5 a-7-3

TABLE 2 No. D A p-1-136 d-1-5 a-7-4 p-1-137 d-1-5 a-7-5 p-1-1 38 d-1-5a-7-6 p-1-139 d-1-5 a-7-7 p-1-140 d-1-5 a-8-1 p-1-141 d-1-5 a-8-2p-1-142 d-1-5 a-8-3 p-1-143 d-1-5 a-8-4 p-1-144 d-1-5 a-8-5 p-1-145d-1-5 a-8-6 p-1-146 d-1-5 a-8-7 p-1-147 d-1-5 a-8-8 p-1-148 d-1-5 a-8-9p-1-149 d-1-5 a-8-10 p-1-150 d-1-5 a-8-11 p-1-151 d-1-6 a-1-1 p-1-1 52d-1-6 a- 2-1 p-1-153 d-1-6 a-3-1 p-1-154 d-1-6 a-4-1 p-1-155 d-1-6 a-5-1p-1-156 d-1-6 a-6-1 p-1-157 d-1-6 a-7-1 p-1-158 d-1-6 a-8-1 p-1-159d-1-7 a-1-1 0-1-160 d-1-7 a-2-1 p-1-161 d-1-7 a-3-1 p-1-162 d-1-7 a-4-1p-1-163 d-1-7 a-5-1 p-1-164 d-1-7 a-6-1 p-1-165 d-1-7 a-7-1 p-1-166d-1-7 a-8-1 p-1-167 d-1-8 a-1-1 p-1-168 d-1-8 a-2-1 p-1-169 d-1-8 a-3-1p-1-170 d-1-8 a-4-1 p-1-171 d-1-8 a-5-1 p-1-172 d-1-8 a-6-1 p-1-173d-1-8 a-7-1 p-1-174 d-1-8 a-8-1 p-1-175 d-1-9 a-1-1 p-1-176 d-1-9 a-2-1p-1-177 d-1-9 a-3-1 p-1-178 d-1-9 a-4-1 p-1-179 d-1-9 a-5-1 p-1-180d-1-9 a-6-1 p-1-181 d-1-9 a-7-1 p-1-182 d-1-9 a-8-1 p-1-183 d-1-10 a-1-1p-1-184 d-1-10 a-2-1 p-1-185 d-1-10 a-3-1 p-1-186 d-1-10 a-4-1 p-1-187d-1-10 a-5-1 p-1-188 d-1-10 a-6-1 p-1-189 d-1-10 a-7-1 p-1-190 d-1-10a-8-1 p-1-191 d-1-11 a-1-1 p-1-192 d-1-11 a-2-1 p-1-193 d-1-11 a-3-1p-1-194 d-1-11 a-4-1 p-1-195 d-1-11 a-5-1 p-1-196 d-1-11 a-6-1 p-1-197d-1-11 a-7-1 p-1-198 d-1-11 a-8-1 p-2-1 d-2-1 a-1-1 p-2-2 d-2-1 a-1-2p-2-3 d-2-1 a-1-3 p-2-4 d-2-1 a-2-1 p-2-5 d-2-1 a-2-2 p-2-6 d-2-1 a-2-3p-2-7 d-2-1 a-2-4 p-2-8 d-2-1 a-2-5 p-2-9 d-2-1 a-2-6 p-2⁻10 d-2-1 a-2-7p-2-11 d-2-1 a-2-8 p-2-12 d-2-1 a-2-9 p-2-13 d-2-1 a-2-10 p-2-14 d-2-1a-2-11 p-2-15 d-2-1 a-2-12 p-2-16 d-2-1 a-2-13 p-2-17 d-2-1 a-3-1 p-2-18d-2-1 a-3-2 p-2-19 d-2-1 a-3-3 p-2-20 d-2-1 a-3-4 p-2-21 d-2-1 a-3-5p-2-22 d-2-1 a-3-6 p-2-23 d-2-1 a-3-7 p-2-24 d-2-1 a-4-1 p-2-25 d-2-1a-4-2 p-2-26 d-2-1 a-4-3 p-2-27 d-2-1 a-4-4 p-2-28 d-2-1 a-4-5 p-2-29d-2-1 a-4-6 p-2-30 d-2-1 a-5-1 p-2-31 d-2-1 a-5-2 p-2-32 d-2-1 a-5-3p-2-33 d-2-1 a-5-4 p-2-34 d-2-1 a-5-5 p-2-35 d-2-1 a-5-6 p-2-36 d-2-1a-5-7 p-2-37 d-2-1 a-5-8 p-2-38 d-2-1 a-5-9 p-2-39 d-2-1 a-6-1 p-2-40d-2-1 a-6-2 p-2-41 d-2-1 a-6-3 p-2-42 d-2-1 a-6-4 p-2-43 d-2-1 a-6-5p-2-44 d-2-1 a-6-6 p-2-45 d-2-1 a-6-7

TABLE 3 No. D A p-2-46 d-2-1 a-7-1 p-2-47 d-2-1 a-7-2 p-2-48 d-2-1 a-7-3p-2-49 d-2-1 a-7-4 p-2-50 d-2-1 a-7-5 p-2-51 d-2-1 a-7-6 p-2-52 d-2-1a-7-7 p-2-53 d-2-1 a-8-1 p-2-54 d-2-1 a-8-2 p-2-55 d-2-1 a-8-3 p-2-56d-2-1 a-8-4 p-2-57 d-2-1 a-8-5 p-2-58 d-2-1 a-8-6 p-2-59 d-2-1 a-8-7p-2-60 d-2-1 a-8-8 p-2-61 d-2-1 a-8-9 p-2-62 d-2-1 a-8-10 p-2-63 d-2-1a-8-11 p-2-64 d-2-2 a-1 -1 p-2-65 d-2-2 a-2-1 p-2-66 d-2-2 a-3-1 p-2-67d-2-2 a-4-1 p-2-68 d-2-2 a-5-1 p-2-69 d-2-2 a-6-1 p-2-70 d-2-2 a-7-1p-2-71 d-2-2 a-8-1 p-2-72 d-2-3 a-1-1 p-2-73 d-2-3 a-2-1 p-2-74 d-2-3a-3-1 p-2-75 d-2-3 a-4-1 p-2-76 d-2-3 a-5-1 p-2-77 d-2-3 a-6-1 p-2-78d-2-3 a-7-1 p-2-79 d-2-3 a-8-1 p-2-80 d-2-4 a-1-1 p-2-81 d-2-4 a-2-1p-2-82 d-2-4 a-3-1 p-2-83 d-2-4 a-4-1 p-2-84 d-2-4 a-5-1 p-2-85 d-2-4a-6-1 p-2-86 d-2-4 a-7-1 p-2-87 d-2-4 a-8-1 p-3-1 d-3-1 a-1-1 p-3-2d-3-1 a-1-2 P-3-3 d-3-1 a-1-3 p-3-4 d-3-1 a-2-1 p-3-5 d-3-1 a-2-2 p-3-6d-3-1 a-2-3 p-3-7 d-3-1 a-2-4 p-3-8 d-3-1 a-2-5 p-3-9 d-3-1 a-2-6 p-3-10d-3-1 a-2-7 p-3-11 d-3-1 a-2-8 p-3-12 d-3-1 a-2-9 p-3-13 d-3-1 a-2-10p-3-14 d-3-1 a-2-11 p-3-15 d-3-1 a-2-12 p-3-16 d-3-1 a-2-13 p-3-17 d-3-1a-3-1 p-3-18 d-3-1 a-3-2 p-3-19 d-3-1 a-3-3 p-3-20 d-3-1 a-3-4 p-3-21d-3-1 a-3-5 p-3-22 d-3-1 a-3-6 p-3-23 d-3-1 a-3-7 p-3-24 d-3-1 a-4-1p-3-25 d-3-1 a-4-2 P-3-26 d-3-1 a-4-3 p-3-27 d-3-1 a-4-4 p-3-28 d-3-1a-4-5 p-3-29 d-3-1 a-4-6 p-3-30 d-3-1 a-5-1 p-3-31 d-3-1 a-5-2 p-3-32d-3-1 a-5-3 p-3-33 d-3-1 a-5-4 p-3-34 d-3-1 a-5-5 p-3-35 d-3-1 a-5-6p-3-36 d-3-1 a-5-7 p-3-37 d-3-1 a-5-8 p-3-38 d-3-1 a-5-9 p-3-39 d-3-1a-6-1 p-3-40 d-3-1 a-6-2 p-3-41 d-3-1 a-6-3 p-3-42 d-3-1 a-6-4 p-3-44d-3-1 a-6-6 p-3-45 d-3-1 a-6-7 p-3-46 d-3-1 a-7-1 p-3-47 d-3-1 a-7-2p-3-48 d-3-1 a-7-3 p-3-49 d-3-1 a-7-4 p-3-50 d-3-1 a-7-5 p-3-51 d-3-1a-7-6 p-3-52 d-3-1 a-7-7 p-3-53 d-3-1 a-8-1 p-3-54 d-3-1 a-8-2 p-3-55d-3-1 a-8-3 p-3-56 d-3-1 a-8-4 p-3-57 d-3-1 a-8-5 p-3-58 d-3-1 a-8-6p-3-59 d-3-1 a-8-7 p-3-60 d-3-1 a-8-8 p-3-61 d-3-1 a-8-9 p-3-62 d-3-1a-8-10 p-3-63 d-3-1 a-8-11 p-3-64 d-3-2 a-1-1 p-3-65 d-3-2 a-2-1 p-3-66d-3-2 a-3-1 p-3-67 d-3-2 a-4-1 p-3-68 d-3-2 a-5-1 p-3-69 d-3-2 a-6-1p-3-70 d-3-2 a-7-1 p-3-71 d-3-2 a-8-1 p-3-72 d-3-3 a-1-1 p-3-73 d-3-3a-2-1 p-3-74 d-3-3 a-3-1 p-3-75 d-3-3 a-4-1 p-3-76 d-3-3 a-5-1 p-3-77d-3-3 a-6-1 p-3-78 d-3-3 a-7-1 p-3-79 d-3-3 a-8-1 p-3-80 d-3-4 a-1-1p-3-81 d-3-4 a-2-1 p-3-82 d-3-4 a-3-1 p-3-83 d-3-4 a-4-1 p-3-84 d-3-4a-5-1 p-3-85 d-3-4 a-6-1 p-3-86 d-3-4 a-7-1 p-3-87 d-3-4 a-8-1

TABLE 4 No. D A p-4-1 d-4-1 a-1-1 p-4-2 d-4-1 a-1-2 p-4-3 d-4-1 a-1-3p-4-4 d-4-1 a-2-1 p-4-5 d-4-1 a-2-2 p-4-6 d-4-1 a-2-3 p-4-7 d-4-1 a-2-4p-4-8 d-4-1 a-2-5 p-4-9 d-4-1 a-2-6 p-4-10 d-4-1 a-2-7 p-4-11 d-4-1a-2-8 p-4-12 d-4-1 a-2-9 p-4-13 d-4-1 a-2-10 p-4-14 d-4-1 a-2-11 p-4-15d-4-1 a-2-12 p-4-16 d-4-1 a-2-13 p-4-17 d-4-1 a-3-1 p-4-18 d-4-1 a-3-2p-4-19 d-4-1 a-3-3 p-4-20 d-4-1 a-3-4 p-4-21 d-4-1 a-3-5 p-4-22 d-4-1a-3-6 p-4-23 d-4-1 a-3-7 p-4-24 d-4-1 a-4-1 p-4-25 d-4-1 a-4-2 p-4-26d-4-1 a-4-3 p-4-27 d-4-1 a-4-4 p-4-28 d-4-1 a-4-5 p-4-29 d-4-1 a-4-6p-4-30 d-4-1 a-5-1 p-4-31 d-4-1 a-5-2 p-4-32 d-4-1 a-5-3 p-4-33 d-4-1a-5-4 p-4-34 d-4-1 a-5-5 p-4-35 d-4-1 a-5-6 p-4-36 d-4-1 a-5-7 p-4-37d-4-1 a-5-8 p-4-38 d-4-1 a-5-9 p-4-39 d-4-1 a-6-1 p-4-40 d-4-1 a-6-2p-4-41 d-4-1 a-6-3 p-4-42 d-4-1 a-6-4 p-4-43 d-4-1 a-6-5 p-4-44 d-4-1a-6-6 p-4-45 d-4-1 a-6-7 p-4-46 d-4-1 a-7-1 p-4-47 d-4-1 a-7-2 p-4-48d-4-1 a-7-3 p-4-49 d-4-1 a-7-4 p-4-50 d-4-1 a-7-5 p-4-51 d-4-1 a-7-6p-4-52 d-4-1 a-7-7 p-4-53 d-4-1 a-8-1 p-4-54 d-4-1 a-8-2 p-4-55 d-4-1a-8-3 p-4-56 d-4-1 a-8-4 p-4-57 d-4-1 a-8-5 p-4-58 d-4-1 a-8-6 p-4-59d-4-1 a-8-7 p-4-60 d-4-1 a-8-8 p-4-61 d-4-1 a-8-9 p-4-62 d-4-1 a-8-10p-4-63 d-4-1 a-8-11 p-4-64 d-4-2 a-1-1 p-4-65 d-4-2 a-2-1 p-4-66 d-4-2a-3-1 p-4-67 d-4-2 a-4-1 p-4-68 d-4-2 a-5-1 p-4-69 d-4-2 a-6-1 p-4-70d-4-2 a-7-1 p-4-71 d-4-2 a-8-1 p-4-72 d-4-3 a-1-1 p-4-73 d-4-3 a-2-1p-4-74 d-4-3 a-3-1 p-4-75 d-4-3 a-4-1 p-4-76 d-4-3 a-5-1 p-4-77 d-4-3a-6-1 p-4-78 d-4-3 a-7-1 p-4-79 d-4-3 a-8-1 p-4-80 d-4-4 a-1-1 p-4-81d-4-4 a-2-1 p-4-82 d-4-4 a-3-1 p-4-83 d-4-4 a-4-1 p-4-84 d-4-4 a-5-1p-4-85 d-4-4 a-6-1 p-4-86 d-4-4 a-7-1 p-4-87 d-4-4 a-8-1 p-4-88 d-4-5a-1-1 p-4-89 d-4-5 a-2-1 p-4-90 d-4-5 a-3-1 p-4-91 d-4-5 a-4-1 p-4-92d-4-5 a-5-1 p-4-93 d-4-5 a-6-1 p-4-94 d-4-5 a-7-1 p-4-95 d-4-5 a-8-1p-4-96 d-4-6 a-1-1 p-4-97 d-4-6 a-2-1 p-4-98 d-4-6 a-3-1 p-4-99 d-4-6a-4-1 p-4-100 d-4-6 a-5-1 p-4-101 d-4-6 a-6-1 p-4-102 d-4-6 a-7-1p-4-103 d-4-6 a-8-1 p-4-104 d-4-7 a-1-1 p-4-105 d-4-7 a-2-1 p-4-106d-4-7 a-3-1 p-4-107 d-4-7 a-4-1 p-4-108 d-4-7 a-5-1 p-4-109 d-4-7 a-6-1p-4-110 d-4-7 a-7-1 p-4-111 d-4-7 a-8-1 p-4-112 d-4-8 a-1-1 p-4-113d-4-8 a-2-1 p-4-114 d-4-8 a-3-1 p-4-115 d-4-8 a-4-1 p-4-116 d-4-8 a-5-1p-4-117 d-4-8 a-6-1 p-4-118 d-4-8 a-7-1 p-4-119 d-4-8 a-8-1 p-4-120d-4-9 a-1-1 p-4-121 d-4-9 a-2-1 p-4-122 d-4-9 a-3-1 p-4-123 d-4-9 a-4-1p-4-124 d-4-9 a-5-1 p-4-125 d-4-9 a-6-1 p-4-126 d-4-9 a-7-1 p-4-127d-4-9 a-8-1 p-4-128 d-4-10 a-1-1 p-4-129 d-4-10 a-2-1 p-4-130 d-4-10a-3-1 p-4-131 d-4-10 a-4-1 p-4-132 d-4-10 a-5-1 p-4-133 d-4-10 a-6-1p-4-134 d-4-10 a-7-1 p-4-135 d-4-10 a-8-1

TABLE 5 No. D A p-4-136 d-4-11 a-1-1 p-4-137 d-4-11 a-2-1 p-4-138 d-4-11a-3-1 p-4-139 d-4-11 a-4-1 p-4-140 d-4-11 a-5-1 p-4-141 d-4-11 a-6-1p-4-142 d-4-11 a-7-1 p-4-143 d-4-11 a-8-1 p-5-1 d-5-1 a-1-1 p-5-2 d-5-1a-1-2 p-5-3 d-5-1 a-1-3 p-5-4 d-5-1 a-2-1 p-5-5 d-5-1 a-2-2 p-5-6 d-5-1a-2-3 p-5-7 d-5-1 a-2-4 p-5-8 d-5-1 a-2-5 p-5-9 d-5-1 a-2-6 p-5-10 d-5-1a-2-7 p-5-11 d-5-1 a-2-8 p-5-12 d-5-1 a-2-9 p-5-13 d-5-1 a-2-10 p-5-14d-5-1 a-2-11 p-5-15 d-5-1 a-2-12 p-5-16 d-5-1 a-2-13 p-5-17 d-5-1 a-3-1p-5-18 d-5-1 a-3-2 p-5-19 d-5-1 a-3-3 p-5-20 d-5-1 a-3-4 p-5-21 d-5-1a-3-5 p-5-22 d-5-1 a-3-6 p-5-23 d-5-1 a-3-7 p-5-24 d-5-1 a-4-1 p-5-25d-5-1 a-4-2 p-5-26 d-5-1 a-4-3 p-5-27 d-5-1 a-4-4 p-5-28 d-5-1 a-4-5p-5-29 d-5-1 a-4-6 p-5-30 d-5-1 a-5-1 p-5-31 d-5-1 a-5-2 p-5-32 d-5-1a-5-3 p-5-33 d-5-1 a-5-4 p-5-34 d-5-1 a-5-5 p-5-35 d-5-1 a-5-6 p-5-36d-5-1 a-5-7 p-5-37 d-5-1 a-5-8 p-5-38 d-5-1 a-5-9 p-5-39 d-5-1 a-6-1p-5-40 d-5-1 a-6-2 p-5-41 d-5-1 a-6-3 p-5-42 d-5-1 a-6-4 p-5-43 d-5-1a-6-5 p-5-44 d-5-1 a-6-6 p-5-45 d-5-1 a-6-7 p-5-46 d-5-1 a-7-1 p-5-47d-5-1 a-7-2 p-5-48 d-5-1 a-7-3 p-5-49 d-5-1 a-7-4 p-5-50 d-5-1 a-7-5p-5-51 d-5-1 a-7-6 p-5-52 d-5-1 a-7-7 p-5-53 d-5-1 a-8-1 p-5-54 d-5-1a-8-2 p-5-55 d-5-1 a-8-3 p-5-56 d-5-1 a-8-4 p-5-57 d-5-1 a-8-5 p-5-58d-5-1 a-8-6 p-5-59 d-5-1 a-8-7 p-5-60 d-5-1 a-8-8 p-5-61 d-5-1 a-8-9p-5-62 d-5-1 a-8-10 p-5-63 d-5-1 a-8-11 p-5-64 d-5-2 a-1-1 p-5-65 d-5-2a-2-1 p-5-66 d-5-2 a-3-1 p-5-67 d-5-2 a-4-1 p-5-68 d-5-2 a-5-1 p-5-69d-5-2 a-6-1 p-5-70 d-5-2 a-7-1 p-5-71 d-5-2 a-8-1 p-5-72 d-5-3 a-1-1p-5-73 d-5-3 a-2-1 p-5-74 d-5-3 a-3-1 p-5-75 d-5-3 a-4-1 p-5-76 d-5-3a-5-1 p-5-77 d-5-3 a-6-1 p-5-78 d-5-3 a-7-1 p-5-79 d-5-3 a-8-1 p-5-80d-5-4 a-1-1 p-5-81 d-5-4 a-1-2 p-5-82 d-5-4 a-1-3 p-5-83 d-5-4 a-2-1p-5-84 d-5-4 a-2-2 p-5-85 d-5-4 a-2-3 p-5-86 d-5-4 a-2-4 p-5-87 d-5-4a-2-5 p-5-88 d-5-4 a-2-6 p-5-89 d-5-4 a-2-7 p-5-90 d-5-4 a-2-8

TABLE 6 No. D A p-5-91 d-5-4 a-2-9 p-5-92 d-5-4 a-2-10 p-5-93 d-5-4a-2-11 p-5-94 d-5-4 a-2-12 p-5-95 d-5-4 a-2-13 p-5-96 d-5-4 a-3-1 p-5-97d-5-4 a-3-2 p-5-98 d-5-4 a-3-3 p-5-99 d-5-4 a-3-4 p-5-100 d-5-4 a-3-5p-5-101 d-5-4 a-3-6 p-5-102 d-5-4 a-3-7 p-5-103 d-5-4 a-4-1 p-5-104d-5-4 a-4-2 p-5-105 d-5-4 a-4-3 p-5-106 d-5-4 a-4-4 p-5-107 d-5-4 a-4-5p-5-108 d-5-4 a-4-6 p-5-109 d-5-4 a-5-1 p-5-110 d-5-4 a-5-2 p-5-111d-5-4 a-5-3 p-5-112 d-5-4 a-5-4 p-5-113 d-5-4 a-5-5 p-5-114 d-5-4 a-5-6p-5-115 d-5-4 a-5-7 p-5-116 d-5-4 a-5-8 p-5-117 d-5-4 a-5-9 p-5-118d-5-4 a-6-1 p-5-119 d-5-4 a-6-2 p-5-120 d-5-4 a-6-3 p-5-121 d-5-4 a-6-4p-5-122 d-5-4 a-6-5 p-5-123 d-5-4 a-6-6 p-5-124 d-5-4 a-6-7 p-5-125d-5-4 a-7-1 p-5-126 d-5-4 a-7-2 p-5-127 d-5-4 a-7-3 p-5-128 d-5-4 a-7-4p-5-129 d-5-4 a-7-5 p-5-130 d-5-4 a-7-6 p-5-131 d-5-4 a-7-7 p-5-132d-5-4 a-8-1 p-5-133 d-5-4 a-8-2 p-5-134 d-5-4 a-8-3 p-5-135 d-5-4 a-8-4p-5-136 d-5-4 a-8-5 p-5-137 d-5-4 a-8-6 p-5-138 d-5-4 a-8-7 p-5-139d-5-4 a-8-8 p-5-140 d-5-4 a-8-9 p-5-141 d-5-4 a-8-10 p-5-142 d-5-4a-8-11 p-5-143 d-5-5 a-1-1 p-5-144 d-5-5 a-2-1 p-5-145 d-5-5 a-3-1p-5-146 d-5-5 a-4-1 p-5-147 d-5-5 a-5-1 p-5-148 d-5-5 a-6-1 p-5-149d-5-5 a-7-1 p-5-150 d-5-5 a-8-1 p-5-151 d-5-6 a-1-1 p-5-152 d-5-6 a-2-1p-5-153 d-5-6 a-3-1 p-5-154 d-5-6 a-4-1 p-5-155 d-5-6 a-5-1 p-5-156d-5-6 a-6-1 p-5-157 d-5-6 a-7-1 p-5-158 d-5-6 a-8-1 p-5-159 d-5-7 a-1-1p-5-160 d-5-7 a-2-1 p-5-161 d-5-7 a-3-1 p-5-162 d-5-7 a-4-1 p-5-163d-5-7 a-5-1 p-5-164 d-5-7 a-6-1 p-5-165 d-5-7 a-7-1 p-5-166 d-5-7 a-8-1p-5-167 d-5-8 a-1-1 p-5-168 d-5-8 a-2-1 p-5-169 d-5-8 a-3-1 p-5-170d-5-8 a-4-1 p-5-171 d-5-8 a-5-1 p-5-172 d-5-8 a-6-1 p-5-173 d-5-8 a-7-1p-5-174 d-5-8 a-8-1 p-6-1 d-6-1 a-1-1 p-6-2 d-6-1 a-1-2 p-6-3 d-6-1a-1-3 p-6-4 d-6-1 a-2-1 p-6-5 d-6-1 a-2-2 p-6-6 d-6-1 a-2-3 p-6-7 d-6-1a-2-4 p-6-8 d-6-1 a-2-5 p-6-9 d-6-1 a-2-6 p-6-10 d-6-1 a-2-7 p-6-11d-6-1 a-2-8 p-6-12 d-6-1 a-2-9 p-6-13 d-6-1 a-2-10 p-6-14 d-6-1 a-2-11p-6-15 d-6-1 a-2-12 p-6-16 d-6-1 a-2-13 p-6-17 d-6-1 a-3-1 p-6-18 d-6-1a-3-2 p-6-19 d-6-1 a-3-3 p-6-20 d-6-1 a-3-4 p-6-21 d-6-1 a-3-5 p-6-22d-6-1 a-3-6 p-6-23 d-6-1 a-3-7 p-6-24 d-6-1 a-4-1 p-6-25 d-6-1 a-4-2p-6-26 d-6-1 a-4-3 p-6-27 d-6-1 a-4-4 p-6-28 d-6-1 a-4-5 p-6-29 d-6-1a-4-6 p-6-30 d-6-1 a-5-1 p-6-31 d-6-1 a-5-2 p-6-32 d-6-1 a-5-3 p-6-33d-6-1 a-5-4 p-6-34 d-6-1 a-5-5 p-6-35 d-6-1 a-5-6 p-6-36 d-6-1 a-5-7p-6-37 d-6-1 a-5-8 p-6-38 d-6-1 a-5-9 p-6-39 d-6-1 a-6-1 p-6-40 d-6-1a-6-2 p-6-41 d-6-1 a-6-3 p-6-42 d-6-1 a-6-4 p-6-43 d-6-1 a-6-5 p-6-44d-6-1 a-6-6 p-6-45 d-6-1 a-6-7

TABLE 7 No. D A p-6-46 d-6-1 a-7-1 p-6-47 d-6-1 a-7-2 p-6-48 d-6-1 a-7-3p-6-49 d-6-1 a-7-4 p-6-50 d-6-1 a-7-5 p-6-51 d-6-1 a-7-6 p-6-52 d-6-1a-7-7 p-6-53 d-6-1 a-8-1 p-6-54 d-6-1 a-8-2 p-6-55 d-6-1 a-8-3 p-6-56d-6-1 a-8-4 p-6-57 d-6-1 a-8-5 p-6-58 d-6-1 a-8-6 p-6-59 d-6-1 a-8-7p-6-60 d-6-1 a-8-8 p-6-61 d-6-1 a-8-9 P-6-62 d-6-1 a-8-10 p-6-63 d-6-1a-8-11 p-6-64 d-6-2 a-1-1 p-6-65 d-6-2 a-1-2 p-6-66 d-6-2 a-1-3 p-6-67d-6-2 a-2-1 p-6-68 d-6-2 a-2-2 p-6-69 d-6-2 a-2-3 p-6-70 d-6-2 a-2-4p-6-71 d-6-2 a-2-5 p-6-72 d-6-2 a-2-6 p-6-73 d-6-2 a-2-7 p-6-74 d-6-2a-2-8 p-6-75 d-6-2 a-2-9 p-6-76 d-6-2 a-2-10 p-6-77 d-6-2 a-2-11 p-6-78d-6-2 a-2-12 p-6-79 d-6-2 a-2-13 p-6-80 d-6-2 a-3-1 p-6-81 d-6-2 a-3-2p-6-82 d-6-2 a-3-3 p-6-83 d-6-2 a-3-4 p-6-84 d-6-2 a-3-5 p-6-85 d-6-2a-3-6 p-6-86 d-6-2 a-3-7 p-6-87 d-6-2 a-4-1 p-6-88 d-6-2 a-4-2 p-6-89d-6-2 a-4-3 p-6-90 d-6-2 a-4-4 p-6-91 d-6-2 a-4-5 p-6-92 d-6-2 a-4-6p-6-93 d-6-2 a-5-1 p-6-94 d-6-2 a-5-2 p-6-95 d-6-2 a-5-3 p-6-96 d-6-2a-5-4 p-6-97 d-6-2 a-5-5 p-6-98 d-6-2 a-5-6 p-6-99 d-6-2 a-5-7 p-6-100d-6-2 a-5-8 p-6-101 d-6-2 a-5-9 p-6-102 d-6-2 a-6-1 p-6-103 d-6-2 a-6-2p-6-104 d-6-2 a-6-3 p-6-105 d-6-2 a-6-4 p-6-106 d-6-2 a-6-5 p-6-107d-6-2 a-6-6 p-6-108 d-6-2 a-6-7 p-6-109 d-6-2 a-7-1 p-6-110 d-6-2 a-7-2p-6-111 d-6-2 a-7-3 p-6-112 d-6-2 a-7-4 p-6-113 d-6-2 a-7-5 p-6-114d-6-2 a-7-6 p-6-115 d-6-2 a-7-7 p-6-116 d-6-2 a-8-1 p-6-117 d-6-2 a-8-2p-6-118 d-6-2 a-8-3 p-6-119 d-6-2 a-8-4 p-6-120 d-6-2 a-8-5 p-6-121d-6-2 a-8-6 p-6-122 d-6-2 a-8-7 p-6-123 d-6-2 a-8-8 p-6-124 d-6-2 a-8-9p-6-125 d-6-2 a-8-10 p-6-126 d-6-2 a-8-11 p-6-127 d-6-3 a-1-1 p-6-128d-6-3 a-1-2 p-6-129 d-6-3 a-1-3 p-6-130 d-6-3 a-2-1 p-6-131 d-6-3 a-2-2p-6-132 d-6-3 a-2-3 p-6-133 d-6-3 a-2-4 p-6-134 d-6-3 a-2-5 p-6-135d-6-3 a-2-6 p-6-136 d-6-3 a-2-7 p-6-137 d-6-3 a-2-8 p-6-138 d-6-3 a-2-9p-6-139 d-6-3 a-2-10 p-6-140 d-6-3 a-2-11 p-6-141 d-6-3 a-2-12 p-6-142d-6-3 a-2-13 p-6-143 d-6-3 a-3-1 p-6-144 d-6-3 a-3-2 p-6-145 d-6-3 a-3-3p-6-146 d-6-3 a-3-4 p-6-147 d-6-3 a-3-5 p-6-148 d-6-3 a-3-6 p-6-149d-6-3 a-3-7 p-6-150 d-6-3 a-4-1 p-6-151 d-6-3 a-4-2 p-6-152 d-6-3 a-4-3p-6-153 d-6-3 a-4-4 p-6-154 d-6-3 a-4-5 p-6-155 d-6-3 a-4-6 p-6-156d-6-3 a-5-1 p-6-157 d-6-3 a-5-2 p-6-158 d-6-3 a-5-3 p-6-159 d-6-3 a-5-4p-6-160 d-6-3 a-5-5 p-6-161 d-6-3 a-5-6 p-6-162 d-6-3 a-5-7 p-6-163d-6-3 a-5-8 p-6-164 d-6-3 a-5-9 p-6-165 d-6-3 a-6-1 p-6-166 d-6-3 a-6-2p-6-167 d-6-3 a-6-3 p-6-168 d-6-3 a-6-4 p-6-169 d-6-3 a-6-5 p-6-170d-6-3 a-6-6 p-6-171 d-6-3 a-6-7 p-6-172 d-6-3 a-7-1 p-6-173 d-6-3 a-7-2p-6-174 d-6-3 a-7-3 p-6-175 d-6-3 a-7-4 p-6-176 d-6-3 a-7-5 p-6-177d-6-3 a-7-6 p-6-178 d-6-3 a-7-7 p-6-179 d-6-3 a-8-1 p-6-180 d-6-3 a-8-2

TABLE 8 No. D A p-6-181 d-6-3 a-8-3 p-6-182 d-6-3 a-8-4 p-6-183 d-6-3a-8-5 p-6-184 d-6-3 a-8-6 p-6-185 d-6-3 a-8-7 p-6-186 d-6-3 a-8-8p-6-187 d-6-3 a-8-9 p-6-188 d-6-3 a-8-10 p-6-189 d-6-3 a-8-11 p-6-190d-6-4 a-1-1 p-6-191 d-6-4 a-1-2 p-6-192 d-6-4 a-1-3 p-6-193 d-6-4 a-2-1p-6-194 d-6-4 a-2-2 p-6-195 d-6-4 a-2-3 p-6-196 d-6-4 a-2-4 p-6-197d-6-4 a-2-5 p-6-198 d-6-4 a-2-6 p-6-199 d-6-4 a-2-7 p-6-200 d-6-4 a-2-8p-6-201 d-6-4 a-2-9 p-6-202 d-6-4 a-2-10 p-6-203 d-6-4 a-2-11 p-6-204d-6-4 a-2-12 p-6-205 d-6-4 a-2-13 p-6-206 d-6-4 a-3-1 p-6-207 d-6-4a-3-2 p-6-208 d-6-4 a-3-3 p-6-209 d-6-4 a-3-4 p-6-210 d-6-4 a-3-5p-6-211 d-6-4 a-3-6 p-6-212 d-6-4 a-3-7 p-6-213 d-6-4 a-4-1 p-6-214d-6-4 a-4-2 p-6-215 d-6-4 a-4-3 p-6-216 d-6-4 a-4-4 p-6-217 d-6-4 a-4-5p-6-218 d-6-4 a-4-6 p-6-219 d-6-4 a-5-1 p-6-220 d-6-4 a-5-2 p-6-221d-6-4 a-5-3 p-6-222 d-6-4 a-5-4 p-6-223 d-6-4 a-5-5 p-6-224 d-6-4 a-5-6p-6-225 d-6-4 a-5-7 p-6-226 d-6-4 a-5-8 p-6-227 d-6-4 a-5-9 p-6-228d-6-4 a-6-1 p-6-229 d-6-4 a-6-2 p-6-230 d-6-4 a-6-3 p-6-231 d-6-4 a-6-4p-6-232 d-6-4 a-6-5 p-6-233 d-6-4 a-6-6 p-6-234 d-6-4 a-6-7 p-6-235d-6-4 a-7-1 p-6-236 d-6-4 a-7-2 p-6-237 d-6-4 a-7-3 p-6-238 d-6-4 a-7-4p-6-239 d-6-4 a-7-5 p-6-240 d-6-4 a-7-6 p-6-241 d-6-4 a-7-7 p-6-242d-6-4 a-8-1 p-6-243 d-6-4 a-8-2 p-6-244 d-6-4 a-8-3 p-6-245 d-6-4 a-8-4p-6-246 d-6-4 a-8-5 p-6-247 d-6-4 a-8-6 p-6-248 d-6-4 a-8-7 p-6-249d-6-4 a-8-8 p-6-250 d-6-4 a-8-9 p-6-251 d-6-4 a-8-10 p-6-252 d-6-4a-8-11 p-7-1 d-7-1 a-1-1 p-7-2 d-7-1 a-1-2 p-7-3 d-7-1 a-1-3 p-7-4 d-7-1a-2-1 p-7-5 d-7-1 a-2-2 p-7-6 d-7-1 a-2-3 p-7-7 d-7-1 a-2-4 p-7-8 d-7-1a-2-5 p-7-9 d-7-1 a-2-6 p-7-10 d-7-1 a-2-7 p-7-11 d-7-1 a-2-8 p-7-12d-7-1 a-2-9 p-7-13 d-7-1 a-2-10 p-7-14 d-7-1 a-2-11 p-7-15 d-7-1 a-2-12p-7-16 d-7-1 a-2-13 p-7-17 d-7-1 a-3-1 p-7-18 d-7-1 a-3-2 p-7-19 d-7-1a-3-3 p-7-20 d-7-1 a-3-4 p-7-21 d-7-1 a-3-5 p-7-22 d-7-1 a-3-6 p-7-23d-7-1 a-3-7 p-7-24 d-7-1 a-4-1 p-7-25 d-7-1 a-4-2 p-7-26 d-7-1 a-4-3p-7-27 d-7-1 a-4-4 p-7-28 d-7-1 a-4-5 p-7-29 d-7-1 a-4-6 p-7-30 d-7-1a-5-1 p-7-31 d-7-1 a-5-2 p-7-32 d-7-1 a-5-3 p-7-33 d-7-1 a-5-4 p-7-34d-7-1 a-5-5 p-7-35 d-7-1 a-5-6 p-7-36 d-7-1 a-5-7 p-7-37 d-7-1 a-5-8p-7-38 d-7-1 a-5-9 p-7-39 d-7-1 a-6-1 p-7-40 d-7-1 a-6-2 p-7-41 d-7-1a-6-3 p-7-42 d-7-1 a-6-4 p-7-43 d-7-1 a-6-5 p-7-44 d-7-1 a-6-6 p-7-45d-7-1 a-6-7

TABLE 9 No. D A p-7-46 d-7-1 a-7-1 p-7-47 d-7-1 a-7-2 p-7-48 d-7-1 a-7-3p-7-49 d-7-1 a-7-4 p-7-50 d-7-1 a-7-5 p-7-51 d-7-1 a-7-6 P-7-52 d-7-1a-7-7 p-7-53 d-7-1 a-8-1 p-7-54 d-7-1 a-8-2 p-7-55 d-7-1 a-8-3 p-7-56d-7-1 a-8-4 p-7-57 d-7-1 a-8-5 p-7-58 d-7-1 a-8-6 p-7-59 d-7-1 a-8-7p-7-60 d-7-1 a-8-8 p-7-61 d-7-1 a-8-9 p-7-62 d-7-1 a-8-10 p-7-63 d-7-1a-8-11 p-7-64 d-7-2 a-1-1 p-7-65 d-7-2 a-2-1 P-7-66 d-7-2 a-3-1 P-7-67d-7-2 a-4-1 p-7-68 d-7-2 a-5-1 p-7-69 d-7-2 a-6-1 p-7-70 d-7-2 a-7-1p-7-71 d-7-2 a-8-1 P-7-72 d-7-3 a-1-1 p-7-73 d-7-3 a-2-1 p-7-74 d-7-3a-3-1 p-7-75 d-7-3 a-4-1 p-7-76 d-7-3 a-5-1 p-7-77 d-7-3 a-6-1 p-7-78d-7-3 a-7-1 p-7-79 d-7-3 a-8-1 p-7-80 d-7-4 a-1-1 p-7-81 d-7-4 a-2-1p-7-82 d-7-4 a-3-1 p-7-83 d-7-4 a-4-1 p-7-84 d-7-4 a-5-1 p-7-85 d-7-4a-6-1 p-7-86 d-7-4 a-7-1 p-7-87 d-7-4 a-8-1 p-8-1 d-8-1 a-1-1 p-8-2d-8-1 a-1-2 p-8-3 d-8-1 a-1-3 p-8-4 d-8-1 a-2-1 p-8-5 d-8-1 a-2-2 p-8-6d-8-1 a-2-3 p-8-7 d-8-1 a-2-4 P-8-8 d-8-1 a-2-5 p-8-9 d-8-1 a-2-6 p-8-10d-8-1 a-2-7 p-8-11 d-8-1 a-2-8 p-8-12 d-8-1 a-2-9 p-8-13 d-8-1 a-2-10p-8-14 d-8-1 a-2-11 p-8-15 d-8-1 a-2-12 p-8-16 d-8-1 a-2-13 p-8-17 d-8-1a-3-1 p-8-18 d-8-1 a-3-2 p-8-19 d-8-1 a-3-3 p-8-20 d-8-1 a-3-4 p-8-21d-8-1 a-3-5 p-8-22 d-8-1 a-3-6 p-8-23 d-8-1 a-3-7 p-8-24 d-8-1 a-4-1p-8-25 d-8-1 a-4-2 p-8-26 d-8-1 a-4-3 p-8-27 d-8-1 a-4-4 p-8-28 d-8-1a-4-5 p-8-29 d-8-1 a-4-6 p-8-30 d-8-1 a-5-1 p-8-31 d-8-1 a-5-2 p-8-32d-8-1 a-5-3 p-8-33 d-8-1 a-5-4 p-8-34 d-8-1 a-5-5 p-8-35 d-8-1 a-5-6p-8-36 d-8-1 a-5-7 p-8-37 d-8-1 a-5-8 p-8-38 d-8-1 a-5-9 p-8-39 d-8-1a-6-1 p-8-40 d-8-1 a-6-2 p-8-41 d-8-1 a-6-3 p-8-42 d-8-1 a-6-4 p-8-43d-8-1 a-6-5 p-8-44 d-8-1 a-6-6 p-8-45 d-8-1 a-6-7 p-8-46 d-8-1 a-7-1p-8-47 d-8-1 a-7-2 p-8-48 d-8-1 a-7-3 p-8-49 d-8-1 a-7-4 p-8-50 d-8-1a-7-5 p-8-51 d-8-1 a-7-6 p-8-52 d-8-1 a-7-7 p-8-53 d-8-2 a-1-1 p-8-54d-8-2 a-1-2 p-8-55 d-8-2 a-1-3 p-8-56 d-8-2 a-2-1 p-8-57 d-8-2 a-2-2p-8-58 d-8-2 a-2-3 p-8-59 d-8-2 a-2-4 p-8-60 d-8-2 a-2-5 p-8-61 d-8-2a-2-6 p-8-62 d-8-2 a-2-7 p-8-63 d-8-2 a-2-8 p-8-64 d-8-2 a-2-9 p-8-65d-8-2 a-2-10 p-8-66 d-8-2 a-2-11 p-8-67 d-8-2 a-2-12 p-8-68 d-8-2 a-2-13p-8-69 d-8-2 a-3-1 p-8-70 d-8-2 a-3-2 p-8-71 d-8-2 a-3-3 p-8-72 d-8-2a-3-4 p-8-73 d-8-2 a-3-5 p-8-74 d-8-2 a-3-6 p-8-75 d-8-2 a-3-7 p-8-76d-8-2 a-4-1 p-8-77 d-8-2 a-4-2 p-8-78 d-8-2 a-4-3 p-8-79 d-8-2 a-4-4

TABLE 10 No. D A p-8-80 d-8-2 a-4-5 p-8-81 d-8-2 a-4-6 p-8-82 d-8-2a-5-1 p-8-83 d-8-2 a-5-2 p-8-84 d-8-2 a-5-3 p-8-85 d-8-2 a-5-8 p-8-86d-8-2 a-5-9 p-8-87 d-8-2 a-6-1 p-8-88 d-8-2 a-6-2 p-8-89 d-8-2 a-6-3p-8-90 d-8-2 a-6-4 p-8-91 d-8-2 a-6-5 p-8-92 d-8-2 a-6-6 p-8-93 d-8-2a-6-7 p-8-94 d-8-2 a-7-1 p-8-95 d-8-2 a-7-2 p-8-96 d-8-2 a-7-3 p-8-97d-8-2 a-7-4 p-8-98 d-8-2 a-7-5 p-8-99 d-8-2 a-7-6 p-8-100 d-8-2 a-7-7p-8-101 d-8-3 a-1-1 p-8-102 d-8-3 a-1-2 p-8-103 d-8-3 a-1-3 p-8-104d-8-3 a-2-1 p-8-105 d-8-3 a-2-2 p-8-106 d-8-3 a-2-3 p-8-107 d-8-3 a-2-4p-8-108 d-8-3 a-2-5 p-8-109 d-8-3 a-2-6 p-8-110 d-8-3 a-2-7 p-8-111d-8-3 a-2-8 p-8-112 d-8-3 a-2-9 p-8-113 d-8-3 a-2-10 p-8-114 d-8-3a-2-11 p-8-115 d-8-3 a-2-12 p-8-116 d-8-3 a-2-13 p-8-117 d-8-3 a-3-1p-8-118 d-8-3 a-3-2 p-8-119 d-8-3 a-3-3 p-8-120 d-8-3 a-3-4 p-8-121d-8-3 a-3-5 p-8-122 d-8-3 a-3-6 p-8-123 d-8-3 a-3-7 p-8-124 d-8-3 a-4-1p-8-125 d-8-3 a-4-2 p-8-126 d-8-3 a-4-3 p-8-127 d-8-3 a-4-4 p-8-128d-8-3 a-4-5 p-8-129 d-8-3 a-4-6 p-8-130 d-8-3 a-5-1 p-8-131 d-8-3 a-5-2p-8-132 d-8-3 a-5-3 p-8-133 d-8-3 a-5-8 p-8-134 d-8-3 a-5-9 p-8-135d-8-3 a-6-1 p-8-136 d-8-3 a-6-2 p-8-137 d-8-3 a-6-3 p-8-138 d-8-3 a-6-4p-8-139 d-8-3 a-6-5 p-8-140 d-8-3 a-6-6 p-8-141 d-8-3 a-6-7 p-8-142d-8-3 a-7-1 p-8-143 d-8-3 a-7-2 p-8-144 d-8-3 a-7-3 p-8-145 d-8-3 a-7-4p-8-146 d-8-3 a-7-5 p-8-147 d-8-3 a-7-6 p-8-148 d-8-3 a-7-7 p-8-110d-8-3 a-2-7 p-8-149 d-8-4 a-1-1 p-8-150 d-8-4 a-2-1 p-8-151 d-8-4 a-3-1p-8-152 d-8-4 a-4-1 p-8-153 d-8-4 a-5-1 p-8-154 d-8-4 a-6-1 p-8-155d-8-4 a-7-1 p-8-156 d-8-5 a-1-1 p-8-157 d-8-5 a-2-1 p-8-158 d-8-5 a-3-1p-8-159 d-8-5 a-4-1 p-8-160 d-8-5 a-5-1 p-8-161 d-8-5 a-6-1 p-8-162d-8-5 a-7-1 p-8-163 d-8-6 a-1-1 p-8-164 d-8-6 a-2-1 p-8-165 d-8-6 a-3-1p-8-166 d-8-6 a-4-1 p-8-167 d-8-6 a-5-1 p-8-168 d-8-6 a-6-1 p-8-169d-8-6 a-7-1 p-8-170 d-8-7 a-1-1 p-8-171 d-8-7 a-2-1 p-8-172 d-8-7 a-3-1p-8-173 d-8-7 a-4-1 p-8-174 d-8-7 a-5-1 p-8-175 d-8-7 a-6-1 p-8-176d-8-7 a-7-1 p-8-177 d-8-8 a-1-1 p-8-178 d-8-8 a-1-2 p-8-179 d-8-8 a-1-3p-8-180 d-8-8 a-2-1

TABLE 11 No. D A p-8-181 d-8-8 a-2-2 p-8-182 d-8-8 a-2-3 p-8-183 d-8-8a-2-4 p-8-184 d-8-8 a-2-5 p-8-185 d-8-8 a-2-6 p-8-186 d-8-8 a-2-7p-8-187 d-8-8 a-2-8 p-8-188 d-8-8 a-2-9 p-8-189 d-8-8 a-2-10 p-8-190d-8-8 a-2-11 p-8-191 d-8-8 a-2-12 p-8-192 d-8-8 a-2-13 p-8-193 d-8-8a-3-1 p-8-194 d-8-8 a-3-2 p-8-195 d-8-8 a-3-3 p-8-196 d-8-8 a-3-4p-8-197 d-8-8 a-3-5 p-8-198 d-8-8 a-3-6 p-8-199 d-8-8 a-3-7 p-8-200d-8-8 a-4-1 p-8-201 d-8-8 a-4-2 p-8-202 d-8-8 a-4-3 p-8-203 d-8-8 a-4-4p-8-204 d-8-8 a-4-5 p-8-205 d-8-8 a-4-6 p-8-206 d-8-8 a-5-1 p-8-207d-8-8 a-5-2 p-8-208 d-8-8 a-5-3 p-8-209 d-8-8 a-5-4 p-8-210 d-8-8 a-5-5p-8-211 d-8-8 a-5-6 p-8-212 d-8-8 a-5-7 p-8-213 d-8-8 a-5-8 p-8-214d-8-8 a-5-9 p-8-215 d-8-8 a-6-1 p-8-216 d-8-8 a-6-2 p-8-217 d-8-8 a-6-3p-8-218 d-8-8 a-6-4 p-8-219 d-8-8 a-6-5 p-8-220 d-8-8 a-6-6 p-8-221d-8-8 a-6-7 p-8-222 d-8-8 a-7-1 p-8-223 d-8-8 a-7-2 p-8-224 d-8-8 a-7-3p-8-225 d-8-8 a-7-4 p-8-226 d-8-8 a-7-5 p-8-227 d-8-8 a-7-6 p-8-228d-8-8 a-7-7 p-8-229 d-8-9 a-1-1 p-8-230 d-8-9 a-2-1 p-8-231 d-8-9 a-3-1p-8-232 d-8-9 a-4-1 p-8-233 d-8-9 a-5-1 p-8-234 d-8-9 a-6-1 p-8-235d-8-9 a-7-1 p-8-236 d-8-10 a-1-1 p-8-237 d-8-10 a-2-1 p-8-238 d-8-10a-3-1 p-8-239 d-8-10 a-4-1 p-8-240 d-8-10 a-5-1 p-8-241 d-8-10 a-6-1p-8-242 d-8-10 a-7-1 p-8-243 d-8-11 a-1-1 p-8-244 d-8-11 a-2-1 p-8-245d-8-11 a-3-1 p-8-246 d-8-11 a-4-1 p-8-247 d-8-11 a-5-1 p-8-248 d-8-11a-6-1 p-8-249 d-8-11 a-7-1 p-9-1 d-9-1 a-1-1 p-9-2 d-9-1 a-1-2 p-9-3d-9-1 a-1-3 p-9-4 d-9-1 a-2-1 p-9-5 d-9-1 a-2-2 p-9-6 d-9-1 a-2-3 p-9-7d-9-1 a-2-4 p-9-8 d-9-1 a-2-5 p-9-9 d-9-1 a-2-6 p-9-10 d-9-1 a-2-7p-9-11 d-9-1 a-2-8 p-9-12 d-9-1 a-2-9 p-9-13 d-9-1 a-2-10 p-9-14 d-9-1a-2-11 p-9-15 d-9-1 a-2-12 p-9-16 d-9-1 a-2-13 p-9-17 d-9-1 a-3-1 p-9-18d-9-1 a-3-2 p-9-19 d-9-1 a-3-3 p-9-20 d-9-1 a-3-4 p-9-21 d-9-1 a-3-5p-9-22 d-9-1 a-3-6 p-9-23 d-9-1 a-3-7 p-9-24 d-9-1 a-4-1 p-9-25 d-9-1a-4-2 p-9-26 d-9-1 a-4-3 p-9-27 d-9-1 a-4-4 p-9-28 d-9-1 a-4-5 p-9-29d-9-1 a-4-6 p-9-30 d-9-1 a-5-1 p-9-31 d-9-1 a-5-2 p-9-32 d-9-1 a-5-3p-9-33 d-9-1 a-5-4 p-9-34 d-9-1 a-5-5 p-9-35 d-9-1 a-5-6 p-9-36 d-9-1a-5-7 p-9-37 d-9-1 a-5-8 p-9-38 d-9-1 a-5-9 p-9-39 d-9-1 a-6-1 p-9-40d-9-1 a-6-2 p-9-41 d-9-1 a-6-3 p-9-42 d-9-1 a-6-4 p-9-43 d-9-1 a-6-5p-9-44 d-9-1 a-6-6 p-9-45 d-9-1 a-6-7

TABLE 12 No. D A p-9-46 d-9-1 a-7-1 p-9-47 d-9-1 a-7-2 p-9-48 d-9-1a-7-3 p-9-49 d-9-1 a-7-4 p-9-50 d-9-1 a-7-5 p-9-51 d-9-1 a-7-6 p-9-52d-9-1 a-7-7 p-9-53 d-9-1 a-8-1 p-9-54 d-9-1 a-8-2 p-9-55 d-9-1 a-8-3p-9-56 d-9-1 a-8-4 p-9-57 d-9-1 a-8-5 p-9-58 d-9-1 a-8-6 p-9-59 d-9-1a-8-7 p-9-60 d-9-1 a-8-8 p-9-61 d-9-1 a-8-9 p-9-62 d-9-1 a-8-10 p-9-63d-9-1 a-8-11 p-9-64 d-9-2 a-1-1 p-9-65 d-9-2 a-1-2 p-9-66 d-9-2 a-1-3p-9-67 d-9-2 a-2-1 p-9-68 d-9-2 a-2-2 p-9-69 d-9-2 a-2-3 p-9-70 d-9-2a-2-4 p-9-71 d-9-2 a-2-5 p-9-72 d-9-2 a-2-6 p-9-73 d-9-2 a-2-7 p-9-74d-9-2 a-2-8 p-9-75 d-9-2 a-2-9 p-9-76 d-9-2 a-2-10 p-9-77 d-9-2 a-2-11p-9-78 d-9-2 a-2-12 p-9-79 d-9-2 a-2-13 p-9-80 d-9-2 a-3-1 p-9-81 d-9-2a-3-2 p-9-82 d-9-2 a-3-3 p-9-83 d-9-2 a-3-4 p-9-84 d-9-2 a-3-5 p-9-85d-9-2 a-3-6 p-9-86 d-9-2 a-3-7 p-9-87 d-9-2 a-4-1 p-9-88 d-9-2 a-4-2p-9-89 d-9-2 a-4-3 p-9-90 d-9-2 a-4-4 p-9-91 d-9-2 a-4-5 p-9-92 d-9-2a-4-6 p-9-93 d-9-2 a-5-1 p-9-94 d-9-2 a-5-2 p-9-95 d-9-2 a-5-3 p-9-96d-9-2 a-5-4 p-9-97 d-9-2 a-5-5 p-9-98 d-9-2 a-5-6 p-9-99 d-9-2 a-5-7p-9-100 d-9-2 a-5-8 p-9-101 d-9-2 a-5-9 p-9-102 d-9-2 a-6-1 p-9-103d-9-2 a-6-2 p-9-104 d-9-2 a-6-3 p-9-105 d-9-2 a-6-4 p-9-106 d-9-2 a-6-5p-9-107 d-9-2 a-6-6 p-9-108 d-9-2 a-6-7 p-9-109 d-9-2 a-7-1 p-9-110d-9-2 a-7-2 p-9-111 d-9-2 a-7-3 p-9-112 d-9-2 a-7-4 p-9-113 d-9-2 a-7-5p-9-114 d-9-2 a-7-6 p-9-115 d-9-2 a-7-7 p-9-116 d-9-2 a-8-1 p-9-117d-9-2 a-8-2 p-9-118 d-9-2 a-8-3 p-9-119 d-9-2 a-8-4 p-9-120 d-9-2 a-8-5p-9-121 d-9-2 a-8-6 p-9-122 d-9-2 a-8-7 p-9-123 d-9-2 a-8-8 p-9-124d-9-2 a-8-9 p-9-125 d-9-2 a-8-10 p-9-126 d-9-2 a-8-11 p-9-127 d-9-3a-1-1 p-9-128 d-9-3 a-1-2 p-9-129 d-9-3 a-1-3 p-9-130 d-9-3 a-2-1p-9-131 d-9-3 a-2-2 p-9-132 d-9-3 a-2-3 p-9-133 d-9-3 a-2-4 p-9-134d-9-3 a-2-5 p-9-135 d-9-3 a-2-6 p-9-136 d-9-3 a-2-7 p-9-137 d-9-3 a-2-8p-9-138 d-9-3 a-2-9 p-9-139 d-9-3 a-2-10 p-9-140 d-9-3 a-2-11 p-9-141d-9-3 a-2-12 p-9-142 d-9-3 a-2-13 p-9-143 d-9-3 a-3-1 p-9-144 d-9-3a-3-2 p-9-145 d-9-3 a-3-3 p-9-146 d-9-3 a-3-4 p-9-147 d-9-3 a-3-5p-9-148 d-9-3 a-3-6 p-9-149 d-9-3 a-3-7 p-9-150 d-9-3 a-4-1 p-9-151d-9-3 a-4-2 p-9-152 d-9-3 a-4-3 p-9-153 d-9-3 a-4-4 p-9-154 d-9-3 a-4-5p-9-155 d-9-3 a-4-6 p-9-156 d-9-3 a-5-1 p-9-157 d-9-3 a-5-2 p-9-158d-9-3 a-5-3 p-9-159 d-9-3 a-5-4 p-9-160 d-9-3 a-5-5 p-9-161 d-9-3 a-5-6p-9-162 d-9-3 a-5-7 p-9-163 d-9-3 a-5-8 p-9-164 d-9-3 a-5-9 p-9-165d-9-3 a-6-1 p-9-166 d-9-3 a-6-2 p-9-167 d-9-3 a-6-3 p-9-168 d-9-3 a-6-4p-9-169 d-9-3 a-6-5 p-9-170 d-9-3 a-6-6 p-9-171 d-9-3 a-6-7 p-9-172d-9-3 a-7-1 p-9-173 d-9-3 a-7-2 p-9-174 d-9-3 a-7-3 p-9-175 d-9-3 a-7-4p-9-176 d-9-3 a-7-5 p-9-177 d-9-3 a-7-6 p-9-178 d-9-3 a-7-7 p-9-179d-9-3 a-8-1 p-9-180 d-9-3 a-8-2

TABLE 13 No. D A p-9-181 d-9-3 a-8-3 p-9-182 d-9-3 a-8-4 p-9-183 d-9-3a-8-5 p-9-184 d-9-3 a-8-6 p-9-185 d-9-3 a-8-7 p-9-186 d-9-3 a-8-8p-9-187 d-9-3 a-8-9 p-9-188 d-9-3 a-8-10 p-9-189 d-9-3 a-8-11 p-9-190d-9-4 a-1-1 p-9-191 d-9-4 a-2-1 p-9-192 d-9-4 a-3-1 p-9-193 d-9-4 a-4-1p-9-194 d-9-4 a-5-1 p-9-195 d-9-4 a-6-1 p-9-196 d-9-4 a-7-1 p-9-197d-9-4 a-8-1 p-9-198 d-9-5 a-1-1 p-9-199 d-9-5 a-2-1 p-9-200 d-9-5 a-3-1p-9-201 d-9-5 a-4-1 p-9-202 d-9-5 a-5-1 p-9-203 d-9-5 a-6-1 p-9-204d-9-5 a-7-1 p-9-205 d-9-5 a-8-1 p-9-206 d-9-6 a-1-1 p-9-207 d-9-6 a-2-1p-9-208 d-9-6 a-3-1 p-9-209 d-9-6 a-4-1 p-9-210 d-9-6 a-5-1 p-9-211d-9-6 a-6-1 p-9-212 d-9-6 a-7-1 p-9-213 d-9-6 a-8-1 p-9-214 d-9-7 a-1-1p-9-215 d-9-7 a-2-1 p-9-216 d-9-7 a-3-1 p-9-217 d-9-7 a-4-1 p-9-218d-9-7 a-5-1 p-9-219 d-9-7 a-6-1 p-9-220 d-9-7 a-7-1 p-9-221 d-9-7 a-8-1p-9-222 d-9-8 a-1-1 p-9-223 d-9-8 a-2-1 p-9-224 d-9-8 a-3-1 p-9-225d-9-8 a-4-1 p-9-226 d-9-8 a-5-1 p-9-227 d-9-8 a-6-1 p-9-228 d-9-8 a-7-1p-9-229 d-9-8 a-8-1 p-9-230 d-9-9 a-1-1 p-9-231 d-9-9 a-2-1 p-9-232d-9-9 a-3-1 p-9-233 d-9-9 a-4-1 p-9-234 d-9-9 a-5-1 p-9-235 d-9-9 a-6-1p-9-236 d-9-9 a-7-1 p-9-237 d-9-9 a-8-1 p-9-238 d-9-10 a-1-1 p-9-239d-9-10 a-2-1 p-9-240 d-9-10 a-3-1 p-9-241 d-9-10 a-4-1 p-9-242 d-9-10a-5-1 p-9-243 d-9-10 a-6-1 p-9-244 d-9-10 a-7-1 p-9-245 d-9-10 a-8-1p-9-246 d-9-10 a-1-1 p-9-247 d-9-10 a-1-2 p-9-248 d-9-10 a-1-3 p-9-249d-9-10 a-2-1 p-9-250 d-9-10 a-2-2 p-9-251 d-9-10 a-2-3 p-9-252 d-9-10a-2-4 p-9-253 d-9-10 a-2-5 p-9-254 d-9-10 a-2-6 p-9-255 d-9-10 a-2-7p-9-256 d-9-10 a-2-8 p-9-257 d-9-10 a-2-9 p-9-258 d-9-10 a-2-10 p-9-259d-9-10 a-2-11 p-9-260 d-9-10 a-2-12 p-9-261 d-9-10 a-2-13 p-9-262 d-9-10a-3-1 p-9-263 d-9-10 a-3-2 p-9-264 d-9-10 a-3-3 p-9-265 d-9-10 a-3-4p-9-266 d-9-10 a-3-5 p-9-267 d-9-10 a-3-6 p-9-268 d-9-10 a-3-7 p-9-269d-9-10 a-4-1 p-9-270 d-9-10 a-4-2 p-9-226 d-9-8 a-5-1 p-9-227 d-9-8a-6-1 p-9-228 d-9-8 a-7-1 p-9-229 d-9-8 a-8-1 p-9-230 d-9-9 a-1-1p-9-231 d-9-9 a-2-1 p-9-232 d-9-9 a-3-1 p-9-233 d-9-9 a-4-1 p-9-234d-9-9 a-5-1 p-9-235 d-9-9 a-6-1 p-9-236 d-9-9 a-7-1 p-9-237 d-9-9 a-8-1p-9-238 d-9-10 a-1-1 p-9-239 d-9-10 a-2-1 p-9-240 d-9-10 a-3-1 p-9-241d-9-10 a-4-1 p-9-242 d-9-10 a-5-1 p-9-243 d-9-10 a-6-1 p-9-244 d-9-10a-7-1 p-9-245 d-9-10 a-8-1 p-9-246 d-9-10 a-1-1 p-9-247 d-9-10 a-1-2p-9-248 d-9-10 a-1-3 p-9-249 d-9-10 a-2-1 p-9-250 d-9-10 a-2-2 p-9-251d-9-10 a-2-3 p-9-252 d-9-10 a-2-4 p-9-253 d-9-10 a-2-5 p-9-254 d-9-10a-2-6 p-9-255 d-9-10 a-2-7 p-9-256 d-9-10 a-2-8 p-9-257 d-9-10 a-2-9p-9-258 d-9-10 a-2-10 p-9-259 d-9-10 a-2-11 p-9-260 d-9-10 a-2-12p-9-261 d-9-10 a-2-13 p-9-262 d-9-10 a-3-1 p-9-263 d-9-10 a-3-2 p-9-264d-9-10 a-3-3 p-9-265 d-9-10 a-3-4 p-9-266 d-9-10 a-3-5 p-9-267 d-9-10a-3-6 p-9-268 d-9-10 a-3-7 p-9-269 d-9-10 a-4-1 p-9-270 d-9-10 a-4-2p-9-271 d-9-10 a-4-3 p-9-272 d-9-10 a-4-4 p-9-273 d-9-10 a-4-5 p-9-274d-9-10 a-4-6 p-9-275 d-9-10 a-5-1 p-9-276 d-9-10 a-5-2 p-9-277 d-9-10a-5-3 p-9-278 d-9-10 a-5-4 p-9-279 d-9-10 a-5-5 p-9-280 d-9-10 a-5-6p-9-281 d-9-10 a-5-7 p-9-282 d-9-10 a-5-8 p-9-283 d-9-10 a-5-9 p-9-284d-9-10 a-6-1 p-9-285 d-9-10 a-6-2 p-9-286 d-9-10 a-6-3 p-9-287 d-9-10a-6-4 p-9-288 d-9-10 a-6-5 p-9-289 d-9-10 a-6-6 p-9-290 d-9-10 a-6-7p-9-291 d-9-10 a-7-1 p-9-292 d-9-10 a-7-2 p-9-293 d-9-10 a-7-3 p-9-294d-9-10 a-7-4 p-9-295 d-9-10 a-7-5 p-9-296 d-9-10 a-7-6 p-9-297 d-9-10a-7-7 p-9-298 d-9-10 a-8-1 p-9-299 d-9-10 a-8-2 p-9-300 d-9-10 a-8-3p-9-301 d-9-10 a-8-4 p-9-302 d-9-10 a-8-5 p-9-303 d-9-10 a-8-6 p-9-304d-9-10 a-8-7 p-9-305 d-9-10 a-8-8 p-9-306 d-9-10 a-8-9 p-9-307 d-9-10a-8-10 p-9-308 d-9-10 a-8-11 p-9-309 d-9-11 a-1-1 p-9-310 d-9-11 a-2-1p-9-311 d-9-11 a-3-1 p-9-312 d-9-11 a-4-1 p-9-313 d-9-11 a-5-1 p-9-314d-9-11 a-6-1 p-9-315 d-9-11 a-7-1

TABLE 14 No. D A p-9-316 d-9-11 a-8-1 p-10-1 d-10-1 a-1-1 p-10-2 d-10-1a-1-2 p-10-3 d-10-1 a-1-3 p-10-4 d-10-1 a-2-1 p-10-5 d-10-1 a-2-2 p-10-6d-10-1 a-2-3 p-10-7 d-10-1 a-2-4 p-10-8 d-10-1 a-2-5 p-10-9 d-10-1 a-2-6p-10-10 d-10-1 a-2-7 p-10-11 d-10-1 a-2-8 p-10-12 d-10-1 a-2-9 p-10-13d-10-1 a-2-10 p-10-14 d-10-1 a-2-11 p-10-15 d-10-1 a-2-12 p-10-16 d-10-1a-2-13 p-10-17 d-10-1 a-3-1 p-10-18 d-10-1 a-3-2 p-10-19 d-10-1 a-3-3p-10-20 d-10-1 a-3-4 p-10-21 d-10-1 a-3-5 p-10-22 d-10-1 a-3-6 p-10-23d-10-1 a-3-7 p-10-24 d-10-1 a-4-1 p-10-25 d-10-1 a-4-2 p-10-26 d-10-1a-4-3 p-10-27 d-10-1 a-4-4 p-10-28 d-10-1 a-4-5 p-10-29 d-10-1 a-4-6p-10-30 d-10-1 a-5-1 p-10-31 d-10-1 a-5-2 p-10-32 d-10-1 a-5-3 p-10-33d-10-1 a-5-4 p-10-34 d-10-1 a-5-5 p-10-35 d-10-1 a-5-6 p-10-36 d-10-1a-5-7 p-10-37 d-10-1 a-5-8 p-10-38 d-10-1 a-5-9 p-10-39 d-10-1 a-6-1p-10-40 d-10-1 a-6-2 p-10-41 d-10-1 a-6-3 p-10-42 d-10-1 a-6-4 p-10-43d-10-1 a-6-5 p-10-44 d-10-1 a-6-6 p-10-45 d-10-1 a-6-7 p-10-46 d-10-1a-7-1 p-10-47 d-10-1 a-7-2 p-10-48 d-10-1 a-7-3 p-10-49 d-10-1 a-7-4p-10-50 d-10-1 a-7-5 p-10-51 d-10-1 a-7-6 p-10-52 d-10-1 a-7-7 p-10-53d-10-2 a-1-1 p-10-54 d-10-2 a-2-1 p-10-55 d-10-2 a-3-1 p-10-56 d-10-2a-4-1 p-10-57 d-10-2 a-5-1 p-10-58 d-10-2 a-6-1 p-10-59 d-10-2 a-7-1p-10-60 d-10-3 a-1-1 p-10-61 d-10-3 a-2-1 p-10-62 d-10-3 a-3-1 p-10-63d-10-3 a-4-1 p-10-64 d-10-3 a-5-1 p-10-65 d-10-3 a-6-1 p-10-66 d-10-3a-7-1

TABLE 15 No. D A p-11-1 d-11-1 a-1-1 p-11-2 d-11-1 a-1-2 P-11-3 d-11-1a-1-3 p-11-4 d-11-1 a-2-1 p-11-5 d-11-1 a-2-2 p-11-6 d-11-1 a-2-3 p-11-7d-11-1 a-2-4 p-11-8 d-11-1 a-2-5 p-11-9 d-11-1 a-2-6 p-11-10 d-11-1a-2-7 p-11-11 d-11-1 a-2-8 p-11-12 d-11-1 a-2-9 p-11-13 d-11-1 a-2-10p-11-14 d-11-1 a-2-11 p-11-15 d-11-1 a-2-12 p-11-16 d-11-1 a-2-13p-11-17 d-11-1 a-3-1 p-11-18 d-11-1 a-3-2 p-11-19 d-11-1 a-3-3 p-11-20d-11-1 a-3-4 P-11-21 d-11-1 a-3-5 p-11-22 d-11-1 a-3-6 p-11-23 d-11-1a-3-7 p-11-24 d-11-1 a-4-1 p-11-25 d-11-1 a-4-2 p-11-26 d-11-1 a-4-3p-11-27 d-11-1 a-4-4 p-11-28 d-11-1 a-4-5 p-11-29 d-11-1 a-4-6 p-11-30d-11-1 a-5-1 p-11-31 d-11-1 a-5-2 p-11-32 d-11-1 a-5-3 p-11-33 d-11-1a-5-4 p-11-34 d-11-1 a-5-5 p-11-35 d-11-1 a-5-6 p-11-36 d-11-1 a-5-7p-11-37 d-11-1 a-5-8 p-11-38 d-11-1 a-5-9 p-11-39 d-11-1 a-6-1 p-11-40d-11-1 a-6-2 P-11-41 d-11-1 a-6-3 p-11-42 d-11-1 a-6-4 p-11-43 d-11-1a-6-5 p-11-44 d-11-1 a-6-6 p-11-45 d-11-1 a-6-7 p-11-46 d-11-1 a-7-1p-11-47 d-11-1 a-7-2 p-11-48 d-11-1 a-7-3 p-11-49 d-11-1 a-7-4 p-11-50d-11-1 a-7-5 p-11-51 d-11-1 a-7-6 p-11-52 d-11-1 a-7-7 p-11-53 d-11-2a-1-1 p-11-54 d-11-2 a-2-1 p-11-55 d-11-2 a-3-1 p-11-56 d-11-2 a-4-lp-11-57 d-11-2 a-5-1 p-11-58 d-11-2 a-6-1 p-11-59 d-11-2 a-7-1 p-11-60d-11-3 a-1-1 p-11-61 d-11-3 a-2-1 p-11-62 d-11-3 a-3-1 p-11-63 d-11-3a-4-1 p-11-64 d-11-3 a-5-1 p-11-65 d-11-3 a-6-1 p-11-66 d-11-3 a-7-1p-11-67 d-11-4 a-1-1 p-11-68 d-11-4 a-1-2 p-11-69 d-11-4 a-1-3 p-11-70d-11-4 a-2-1 p-11-71 d-11-4 a-2-2 p-11-72 d-11-4 a-2-3 p-11-73 d-11-4a-2-4 p-11-74 d-11-4 a-2-5 p-11-75 d-11-4 a-2-6 p-11-76 d-11-4 a-2-7p-11-77 d-11-4 a-2-8 p-11-78 d-11-4 a-2-9 p-11-79 d-11-4 a-2-10 p-11-80d-11-4 a-2-11 p-11-81 d-11-4 a-2-12 p-11-82 d-11-4 a-2-13 p-11-83 d-11-4a-3-1 p-11-84 d-11-4 a-3-2 p-11-85 d-11-4 a-3-3 p-11-86 d-11-4 a-3-4p-11-87 d-11-4 a-3-5 p-11-38 d-11-4 a-3-6 p-11-89 d-11-4 a-3-7 p-11-90d-11-4 a-4-1 p-11-91 d-11-4 a-4-2 p-11-92 d-11-4 a-4-3 p-11-93 d-11-4a-4-4 p-11-94 d-11-4 a-4-5 p-11-95 d-11-4 a-4-6 p-11-96 d-11-4 a-5-1p-11-97 d-11-4 a-5-2 p-11-98 d-11-4 a-5-3 p-11-99 d-11-4 a-5-4 p-11-100d-11-4 a-5-5 p-11-101 d-11-4 a-5-6 p-11-102 d-11-4 a-5-7 p-11-103 d-11-4a-5-8 p-11-104 d-11-4 a-5-9 p-11-105 d-11-4 a-6-1 p-11-106 d-11-4 a-6-2p-11-107 d-11-4 a-6-3 p-11-108 d-11-4 a-6-4 p-11-109 d-11-4 a-6-5p-11-110 d-11-4 a-6-6 p-11-111 d-11-4 a-6-7 p-11-112 d-11-4 a-7-1p-11-113 d-11-4 a-7-2 p-11-114 d-11-4 a-7-3 p-11-115 d-11-4 a-7-4p-11-116 d-11-4 a-7-5 p-11-117 d-11-4 a-7-6 p-11-118 d-11-4 a-7-7

TABLE 16 No. D A p-11-119 d-11-5 a-1-1 p-11-120 d-11-5 a-1-2 p-11-121d-11-5 a-1-3 p-11-122 d-11-5 a-2-1 p-11-123 d-11-5 a-2-2 p-11-124 d-11-5a-2-3 p-11-125 d-11-5 a-2-4 p-11-126 d-11-5 a-2-5 p-11-127 d-11-5 a-2-6p-11-128 d-11-5 a-2-7 p-11-129 d-11-5 a-2-8 p-11-130 d-11-5 a-2-9p-11-131 d-11-5 a-2-10 p-11-132 d-11-5 a-2-11 p-11-133 d-11-5 a-2-12p-11-134 d-11-5 a-2-13 p-11-135 d-11-5 a-3-1 p-11-136 d-11-5 a-3-2p-11-137 d-11-5 a-3-3 p-11-138 d-11-5 a-3-4 P-11-139 d-11-5 a-3-5p-11-140 d-11-5 a-3-6 p-11-141 d-11-5 a-3-7 p-11-142 d-11-5 a-4-1p-11-143 d-11-5 a-4-2 p-11-144 d-11-5 a-4-3 p-11-145 d-11-5 a-4-4p-11-146 d-11-5 a-4-5 p-11-147 d-11-5 a-4-6 p-11-148 d-11-5 a-5-1p-11-149 d-11-5 a-5-2 p-11-150 d-11-5 a-5-3 p-11-151 d-11-5 a-5-4p-11-152 d-11-5 a-5-5 p-11-153 d-11-5 a-5-6 p-11-154 d-11-5 a-5-7p-11-155 d-11-5 a-5-8 p-11-156 d-11-5 a-5-9 p-11-157 d-11-5 a-6-1p-11-158 d-11-5 a-6-2 p-11-159 d-11-5 3-6-3 p-11-160 d-11-5 a-6-4p-11-161 d-11-5 a-6-5 p-11-162 d-11-5 a-6-6 p-11-163 d-11-5 a-6-7p-11-164 d-11-5 a-7-1 p-11-165 d-11-5 a-7-2 p-11-166 d-11-5 a-7-3p-11-167 d-11-5 a-7-4 p-11-168 d-11-5 a-7-5 p-11-169 d-11-5 a-7-6p-11-170 d-11-5 a-7-7 p-11-171 d-11-6 a-1-1 p-11-172 d-11-6 a-2-1p-11-173 d-11-6 a-3-1 p-11-174 d-11-6 a-4-1 p-11-175 d-11-6 a-5-1p-11-176 d-11-6 a-6-1 p-11-177 d-11-6 a-7-1 p-11-178 d-11-7 a-1-1p-11-179 d-11-7 a-2-1 p-11-180 d-11-7 a-3-1 p-11-181 d-11-7 a-4-1p-11-182 d-11-7 a-5-1 p-11-183 d-11-7 a-6-1 p-11-184 d-11-7 a-7-1p-11-185 d-11-8 a-1-1 p-11-186 d-11-8 a-1-2 p-11-187 d-11-8 a-1-3p-11-188 d-11-8 a-2-1 p-11-189 d-11-8 a-2-2 p-11-190 d-11-8 a-2-3p-11-191 d-11-8 a-2-4 p-11-192 d-11-8 a-2-5 p-11-193 d-11-8 a-2-6p-11-194 d-11-8 a-2-7 p-11-195 d-11-8 a-2-8 p-11-196 d-11-8 a-2-9p-11-197 d-11-8 a-2-10 p-11-198 d-11-8 a-2-11 p-11-199 d-11-8 a-2-12p-11-200 d-11-8 a-2-13 p-11-201 d-11-8 a-3-1 p-11-202 d-11-8 a-3-2p-11-203 d-11-8 a-3-3 p-11-204 d-11-8 a-3-4 p-11-205 d-11-8 a-3-5p-11-206 d-11-8 a-3-6 p-11-207 d-11-8 a-3-7 p-11-208 d-11-8 a-4-1p-11-209 d-11-8 a-4-2 p-11-210 d-11-8 a-4-3 p-11-211 d-11-8 a-4-4p-11-212 d-11-8 a-4-5 p-11-213 d-11-8 a-4-6 p-11-214 d-11-8 a-5-1p-11-215 d-11-8 a-5-2 p-11-216 d-11-8 a-5-3 p-11-217 d-11-8 a-5-4p-11-218 d-11-8 a-5-5 p-11-219 d-11-8 a-5-6 p-11-220 d-11-8 a-5-7p-11-221 d-11-8 a-5-8 p-11-222 d-11-8 a-5-9 p-11-223 d-11-8 a-6-1p-11-224 d-11-8 a-6-2 p-11-225 d-11-8 a-6-3 p-11-226 d-11-8 a-6-4p-11-227 d-11-8 a-6-5 p-11-228 d-11-8 a-6-6 p-11-229 d-11-8 a-6-7p-11-230 d-11-8 a-7-1 p-11-231 d-11-8 a-7-2 p-11-232 d-11-8 a-7-3p-11-233 d-11-8 a-7-4

TABLE 17 No. D A p-11-234 d-11-8 a-7-5 p-11-235 d-11-8 a-7-6 p-11-236d-11-8 a-7-7 p-11-237 d-11-9 a-1-1 p-11-238 d-11-9 a-2-1 p-11-239 d-11-9a-3-1 p-11-240 d-11-9 a-4-1 p-11-241 d-11-9 a-5-1 p-11-242 d-11-9 a-6-1p-11-243 d-11-9 a-7-1 p-11-244 d-11-10 a-1-1 p-11-245 d-11-10 a-1-2p-11-246 d-11-10 a-1-3 p-11-247 d-11-10 a-2-1 p-11-248 d-11-10 a-2-2p-11-249 d-11-10 a-2-3 p-11-250 d-11-10 a-2-4 p-11-251 d-11-10 a-2-5p-11-252 d-11-10 a-2-6 p-11-253 d-11-10 a-2-7 p-11-254 d-11-10 a-2-8p-11-255 d-11-10 a-2-9 p-11-256 d-11-10 a-2-10 p-11-257 d-11-10 a-2-11p-11-258 d-11-10 a-2-12 p-11-259 d-11-10 a-2-13 p-11-260 d-11-10 a-3-1p-11-261 d-11-10 a-3-2 p-11-262 d-11-10 a-3-3 p-11-263 d-11-10 a-3-4p-11-264 d-11-10 a-3-5 p-11-265 d-11-10 a-3-6 p-11-266 d-11-10 a-3-7p-11-267 d-11-10 a-4-1 p-11-268 d-11-10 a-4-2 p-11-269 d-11-10 a-4-3p-11-270 d-11-10 a-4-4 p-11-271 d-11-10 a-4-5 p-11-272 d-11-10 a-4-6p-11-273 d-11-10 a-5-1 p-11-274 d-11-10 a-5-2 p-11-275 d-11-10 a-5-3p-11-276 d-11-10 a-5-4 p-11-277 d-11-10 a-5-5 p-11-278 d-11-10 a-5-6p-11-279 d-11-10 a-5-7 p-11-280 d-11-10 a-5-8 p-11-281 d-11-10 a-5-9p-11-282 d-11-10 a-6-1 p-11-283 d-11-10 a-6-2 p-11-284 d-11-10 a-6-3p-11-285 d-11-10 a-6-4 p-11-286 d-11-10 a-6-5 p-11-287 d-11-10 a-6-6p-11-288 d-11-10 a-6-7 p-11-289 d-11-10 a-7-1 p-11-290 d-11-10 a-7-2p-11-291 d-11-10 a-7-3 p-11-292 d-11-10 a-7-4 p-11-293 d-11-10 a-7-5p-11-294 d-11-10 a-7-6 p-11-295 d-11-10 a-7-7 p-11-296 d-11-11 a-1-1p-11-297 d-11-11 a-2-1 p-11-298 d-11-11 a-3-1 p-11-299 d-11-11 a-4-1p-11-300 d-11-11 a-5-1 p-11-267 d-11-10 a-4-1 p-11-268 d-11-10 a-4-2p-11-269 d-11-10 a-4-3 p-11-270 d-11-10 a-4-4 p-11-271 d-11-10 a-4-5p-11-272 d-11-10 a-4-6 p-11-273 d-11-10 a-5-1 p-11-274 d-11-10 a-5-2p-11-275 d-11-10 a-5-3 p-11-276 d-11-10 a-5-4 p-11-277 d-11-10 a-5-5p-11-278 d-11-10 a-5-6 p-11-279 d-11-10 a-5-7 p-11-280 d-11-10 a-5-8p-11-281 d-11-10 a-5-9 p-11-282 d-11-10 a-6-1 p-11-283 d-11-10 a-6-2p-11-284 d-11-10 a-6-3 p-11-285 d-11-10 a-6-4 p-11-286 d-11-10 a-6-5p-11-287 d-11-10 a-6-6 p-11-288 d-11-10 a-6-7 p-11-289 d-11-10 a-7-1p-11-290 d-11-10 a-7-2 p-11-291 d-11-10 a-7-3 p-11-292 d-11-10 a-7-4p-11-293 d-11-10 a-7-5 p-11-294 d-11-10 a-7-6 p-11-295 d-11-10 a-7-7p-11-296 d-11-11 a-1-1 p-11-297 d-11-11 a-2-1 p-11-298 d-11-11 a-3-1p-11-299 d-11-11 a-4-1 p-11-300 d-11-11 a-5-1 p-11-301 d-11-11 a-6-1p-11-302 d-11-11 a-7-1 p-11-303 d-11-12 a-1-1 p-11-304 d-11-12 a-1-2p-11-305 d-11-12 a-1-3 p-11-306 d-11-12 a-2-1 p-11-307 d-11-12 a-2-2p-11-308 d-11-12 a-2-3 p-11-309 d-11-12 a-2-4 p-11-310 d-11-12 a-2-5p-11-311 d-11-12 a-2-6 p-11-312 d-11-12 a-2-7 p-11-313 d-11-12 a-2-8p-11-314 d-11-12 a-2-9 p-11-315 d-11-12 a-2-10 p-11-316 d-11-12 a-2-11p-11-317 d-11-12 a-2-12 p-11-318 d-11-12 a-2-13 p-11-319 d-11-12 a-3-1p-11-320 d-11-12 a-3-2 p-11-321 d-11-12 a-3-3 p-11-322 d-11-12 a-3-4p-11-323 d-11-12 a-3-5 p-11-324 d-11-12 a-3-6 p-11-325 d-11-12 a-3-7p-11-326 d-11-12 a-4-1 p-11-327 d-11-12 a-4-2 p-11-328 d-11-12 a-4-3p-11-329 d-11-12 a-4-4 p-11-330 d-11-12 a-4-5 p-11-331 d-11-12 a-4-6p-11-332 d-11-12 a-5-1 p-11-333 d-11-12 a-5-2 p-11-334 d-11-12 a-5-3p-11-335 d-11-12 a-5-4 p-11-336 d-11-12 a-5-5 p-11-337 d-11-12 a-5-6p-11-338 d-11-12 a-5-7 p-11-339 d-11-12 a-5-8 p-11-340 d-11-12 a-5-9p-11-341 d-11-12 a-6-1 p-11-342 d-11-12 a-6-2 p-11-343 d-11-12 a-6-3p-11-344 d-11-12 a-6-4

TABLE 18 No. D A p-11-345 d-11-12 a-6-5 p-11-346 d-11-12 a-6-6 p-11-347d-11-12 a-6-7 p-11-348 d-11-12 a-7-1 p-11-349 d-11-12 a-7-2 p-11-350d-11-12 a-7-3 p-11-351 d-11-12 a-7-4 p-11-352 d-11-12 a-7-5 p-11-353d-11-12 a-7-6 p-11-354 d-11-12 a-7-7 p-11-355 d-11-13 a-1-1 p-11-356d-11-13 a-1-2 p-11-357 d-11-13 a-1-3 p-11-358 d-11-13 a-2-1 p-11-359d-11-13 a-2-2 p-11-360 d-11-13 a-2-3 p-11-361 d-11-13 a-2-4 p-11-362d-11-13 a-2-5 p-11-363 d-11-13 a-2-6 p-11-364 d-11-13 a-2-7 p-11-365d-11-13 a-2-8 p-11-366 d-11-13 a-2-9 p-11-367 d-11-13 a-2-10 p-11-368d-11-13 a-2-11 p-11-369 d-11-13 a-2-12 p-11-370 d-11-13 a-2-13 p-11-371d-11-13 a-3-1 p-11-372 d-11-13 a-3-2 p-11-373 d-11-13 a-3-3 p-11-374d-11-13 a-3-4 p-11-375 d-11-13 a-3-5 p-11-376 d-11-13 a-3-6 p-11-377d-11-13 a-3-7 p-11-378 d-11-13 a-4-1 p-11-379 d-11-13 a-4-2 p-11-380d-11-13 a-4-3 p-11-381 d-11-13 a-4-4 p-11-382 d-11-13 a-4-5 p-11-383d-11-13 a-4-6 p-11-384 d-11-13 a-5-1 p-11-385 d-11-13 a-5-2 p-11-386d-11-13 a-5-3 p-11-387 d-11-13 a-5-4 p-11-388 d-11-13 a-5-5 p-11-389d-11-13 a-5-6 p-11-390 d-11-13 a-5-7 p-11-391 d-11-13 a-5-8 p-11-392d-11-13 a-5-9 p-11-393 d-11-13 a-6-1 p-11-394 d-11-13 a-6-2 p-11-395d-11-13 a-6-3 p-11-396 d-11-13 a-6-4 p-11-397 d-11-13 a-6-5 p-11-398d-11-13 a-6-6 p-11-399 d-11-13 a-6-7 p-11-400 d-11-13 a-7-1 p-11-401d-11-13 a-7-2 p-11-402 d-11-13 a-7-3 p-11-403 d-11-13 a-7-4 p-11-404d-11-13 a-7-5 p-11-405 d-11-13 a-7-6 p-11-406 d-11-13 a-7-7 p-11-407d-11-14 a-1-1 p-11-408 d-11-14 a-1-2 p-11-409 d-11-14 a-1-3 p-11-410d-11-14 a-2-1 p-11-411 d-11-14 a-2-2 p-11-412 d-11-14 a-2-3 p-11-413d-11-14 a-2-4 p-11-414 d-11-14 a-2-5 p-11-415 d-11-14 a-2-6 p-11-416d-11-14 a-2-7 p-11-417 d-11-14 a-2-8 p-11-418 d-11-14 a-2-9 p-11-419d-11-14 a-2-10 p-11-420 d-11-14 a-2-11 p-11-421 d-11-14 a-2-12 p-11-422d-11-14 a-2-13 p-11-423 d-11-14 a-3-1 p-11-424 d-11-14 a-3-2 p-11-425d-11-14 a-3-3 p-11-426 d-11-14 a-3-4 p-11-427 d-11-14 a-3-5 p-11-428d-11-14 a-3-6 p-11-429 d-11-14 a-3-7 p-11-430 d-11-14 a-4-1 p-11-431d-11-14 a-4-2 p-11-432 d-11-14 a-4-3 p-11-433 d-11-14 a-4-4 p-11-434d-11-14 a-4-5 p-11-435 d-11-14 a-4-6 p-11-436 d-11-14 a-5-1 p-11-437d-11-14 a-5-2 p-11-438 d-11-14 a-5-3 p-11-439 d-11-14 a-5-4 p-11-440d-11-14 a-5-5 p-11-441 d-11-14 a-5-6 p-11-442 d-11-14 a-5-7 p-11-443d-11-14 a-5-8 p-11-444 d-11-14 a-5-9 p-11-445 d-11-14 a-6-1 p-11-446d-11-14 a-6-2 p-11-447 d-11-14 a-6-3 p-11-448 d-11-14 a-6-4 p-11-449d-11-14 a-6-5 p-11-450 d-11-14 a-6-6 p-11-451 d-11-14 a-6-7 p-11-452d-11-14 a-7-1 p-11-453 d-11-14 a-7-2 p-11-454 d-11-14 a-7-3 p-11-455d-11-14 a-7-4 p-11-456 d-11-14 a-7-5 p-11-457 d-11-14 a-7-6

TABLE 19 No. D A p-11-458 d-11-14 a-7-7 p-11-459 d-11-15 a-1-1 p-11-460d-11-15 a-2-1 p-11-461 d-11-15 a-3-1 p-11-462 d-11-15 a-4-1 p-11-463d-11-15 a-5-1 p-11-464 d-11-15 a-6-1 p-11-465 d-11-15 a-7-1 p-12-1d-12-1 a-1-1 p-12-2 d-12-1 a-1-2 p-12-3 d-12-1 a-1-3 p-12-4 d-12-1 a-2-1p-12-5 d-12-1 a-2-2 p-12-6 d-12-1 a-2-3 p-12-7 d-12-1 a-2-4 p-12-8d-12-1 a-2-5 p-12-9 d-12-1 a-2-6 p-12-10 d-12-1 a-2-7 p-12-11 d-12-1a-2-8 p-12-12 d-12-1 a-2-9 p-12-13 d-12-1 a-2-10 p-12-14 d-12-1 a-2-11p-12-15 d-12-1 a-2-12 p-12-16 d-12-1 a-2-13 p-12-17 d-12-1 a-3-1 p-12-18d-12-1 a-3-2 p-12-19 d-12-1 a-3-3 p-12-20 d-12-1 a-3-4 p-12-21 d-12-1a-3-5 p-12-22 d-12-1 a-3-6 p-12-23 d-12-1 a-3-7 p-12-24 d-12-1 a-4-1p-12-25 d-12-1 a-4-2 p-12-26 d-12-1 a-4-3 p-12-27 d-12-1 a-4-4 p-12-28d-12-1 a-4-5 p-12-29 d-12-1 a-4-6 p-12-30 d-12-1 a-5-1 p-12-31 d-12-1a-5-2 p-12-32 d-12-1 a-5-3 p-12-33 d-12-1 a-5-4 p-12-34 d-12-1 a-5-5p-12-35 d-12-1 a-5-6 p-12-36 d-12-1 a-5-7 p-12-37 d-12-1 a-5-8 p-12-38d-12-1 a-5-9 p-12-39 d-12-1 a-6-1 p-12-40 d-12-1 a-6-2 p-12-41 d-12-1a-6-3 p-12-42 d-12-1 a-6-4 p-12-43 d-12-1 a-6-5 p-12-44 d-12-1 a-6-6p-12-45 d-12-1 a-6-7 p-12-46 d-12-1 a-7-1 p-12-47 d-12-1 a-7-2 p-12-48d-12-1 a-7-3 p-12-49 d-12-1 a-7-4 p-12-50 d-12-1 a-7-5 p-12-51 d-12-1a-7-6 p-12-52 d-12-1 a-7-7 p-12-53 d-12-1 a-8-1 p-12-54 d-12-1 a-8-2p-12-55 d-12-1 a-8-3 p-12-56 d-12-1 a-8-4 p-12-57 d-12-1 a-8-5 p-12-58d-12-1 a-8-6 p-12-59 d-12-1 a-8-7 p-12-60 d-12-1 a-8-8 p-12-61 d-12-1a-8-9 p-12-62 d-12-1 a-8-10 p-12-63 d-12-1 a-8-11 p-12-64 d-12-2 a-1-1p-12-65 d-12-2 a-2-1 p-12-66 d-12-2 a-3-1 p-12-67 d-12-2 a-4-1 p-12-68d-12-2 a-5-1 p-12-69 d-12-2 a-6-1 p-12-70 d-12-2 a-7-1 p-12-71 d-12-2a-8-1 p-12-72 d-12-3 a-1-1 p-12-73 d-12-3 a-2-1 p-12-74 d-12-3 a-3-1p-12-75 d-12-3 a-4-1 p-12-76 d-12-3 a-5-1 p-12-77 d-12-3 a-6-1 p-12-78d-12-3 a-7-1 p-12-79 d-12-3 a-8-1 p-12-80 d-12-4 a-1-1 p-12-81 d-12-4a-1-2 p-12-82 d-12-4 a-1-3 p-12-83 d-12-4 a-2-1 p-12-84 d-12-4 a-2-2p-12-85 d-12-4 a-2-3 p-12-86 d-12-4 a-2-4 p-12-87 d-12-4 a-2-5 p-12-88d-12-4 a-2-6 p-12-89 d-12-4 a-2-7 p-12-90 d-12-4 a-2-8

TABLE 20 No. D A p-12-91 d-12-4 a-2-9 p-12-92 d-12-4 a-2-10 p-12-93d-12-4 a-2-11 p-12-94 d-12-4 a-2-12 p-12-95 d-12-4 a-2-13 p-12-96 d-12-4a-3-1 p-12-97 d-12-4 a-3-2 p-12-98 d-12-4 a-3-3 p-12-99 d-12-4 a-3-4p-12-100 d-12-4 a-3-5 p-12-101 d-12-4 a-3-6 p-12-102 d-12-4 a-3-7p-12-103 d-12-4 a-4-1 p-12-104 d-12-4 a-4-2 p-12-105 d-12-4 a-4-3p-12-106 d-12-4 a-4-4 p-12-107 d-12-4 a-4-5 p-12-108 d-12-4 a-4-6p-12-109 d-12-4 a-5-1 p-12-110 d-12-4 a-5-2 p-12-111 d-12-4 a-5-3p-12-112 d-12-4 a-5-4 p-12-113 d-12-4 a-5-5 p-12-114 d-12-4 a-5-6p-12-115 d-12-4 a-5-7 p-12-116 d-12-4 a-5-8 p-12-117 d-12-4 a-5-9p-12-118 d-12-4 a-6-1 p-12-119 d-12-4 a-6-2 p-12-120 d-12-4 a-6-3p-12-121 d-12-4 a-6-4 p-12-122 d-12-4 a-6-5 p-12-123 d-12-4 a-6-6p-12-124 d-12-4 a-6-7 p-12-125 d-12-4 a-7-1 p-12-126 d-12-4 a-7-2p-12-127 d-12-4 a-7-3 p-12-128 d-12-4 a-7-4 p-12-129 d-12-4 a-7-5p-12-130 d-12-4 a-7-6 p-12-131 d-12-4 a-7-7 p-12-132 d-12-4 a-8-1p-12-133 d-12-4 a-8-2 p-12-134 d-12-4 a-8-3 p-12-135 d-12-4 a-8-4p-12-136 d-12-4 a-8-5 p-12-137 d-12-4 a-8-6 p-12-138 d-12-4 a-8-7p-12-139 d-12-4 a-8-8 p-12-140 d-12-4 a-8-9 p-12-141 d-12-4 a-8-10p-12-142 d-12-4 a-8-11 p-12-143 d-12-5 a-1-1 p-12-144 d-12-5 a-1-2p-12-145 d-12-5 a-1-3 p-12-146 d-12-5 a-2-1 p-12-147 d-12-5 a-2-2p-12-148 d-12-5 a-2-3 p-12-149 d-12-5 a-2-4 p-12-150 d-12-5 a-2-5p-12-151 d-12-5 a-2-6 p-12-152 d-12-5 a-2-7 p-12-153 d-12-5 a-2-8p-12-154 d-12-5 a-2-9 p-12-155 d-12-5 a-2-10 p-12-156 d-12-5 a-2-11p-12-157 d-12-5 a-2-12 p-12-158 d-12-5 a-2-13 p-12-159 d-12-5 a-3-1p-12-160 d-12-5 a-3-2 p-12-161 d-12-5 a-3-3 p-12-162 d-12-5 a-3-4p-12-163 d-12-5 a-3-5 p-12-164 d-12-5 a-3-6 p-12-165 d-12-5 a-3-7p-12-166 d-12-5 a-4-1 p-12-167 d-12-5 a-4-2 p-12-168 d-12-5 a-4-3p-12-169 d-12-5 a-4-4 p-12-170 d-12-5 a-4-5 p-12-171 d-12-5 a-4-6p-12-172 d-12-5 a-5-1 p-12-173 d-12-5 a-5-2 p-12-174 d-12-5 a-5-3p-12-175 d-12-5 a-5-4 p-12-176 d-12-5 a-5-5 p-12-177 d-12-5 a-5-6p-12-178 d-12-5 a-5-7 p-12-179 d-12-5 a-5-8 p-12-180 d-12-5 a-5-9p-12-181 d-12-5 a-6-1 p-12-182 d-12-5 a-6-2 p-12-183 d-12-5 a-6-3p-12-184 d-12-5 a-6-4 p-12-185 d-12-5 a-6-5 p-12-186 d-12-5 a-6-6p-12-187 d-12-5 a-6-7 p-12-188 d-12-5 a-7-1 p-12-189 d-12-5 a-7-2p-12-190 d-12-5 a-7-3 p-12-191 d-12-5 a-7-4 p-12-192 d-12-5 a-7-5p-12-193 d-12-5 a-7-6 p-12-194 d-12-5 a-7-7 p-12-195 d-12-5 a-8-1p-12-196 d-12-5 a-8-2 p-12-197 d-12-5 a-8-3 p-12-198 d-12-5 a-8-4p-12-199 d-12-5 a-8-5 p-12-200 d-12-5 a-8-6 p-12-201 d-12-5 a-8-7p-12-202 d-12-5 a-8-8 p-12-203 d-12-5 a-8-9 p-12-204 d-12-5 a-8-10p-12-205 d-12-5 a-8-11 p-12-206 d-12-6 a-1-1 p-12-207 d-12-6 a-2-1p-12-208 d-12-6 a-3-1 p-12-209 d-12-6 a-4-1 p-12-210 d-12-6 a-5-1p-12-211 d-12-6 a-6-1 p-12-212 d-12-6 a-7-1 p-12-213 d-12-6 a-8-1p-12-214 d-12-7 a-1-1 p-12-215 d-12-7 a-2-1 p-12-216 d-12-7 a-3-1p-12-217 d-12-7 a-4-1 p-12-218 d-12-7 a-5-1 p-12-219 d-12-7 a-6-1p-12-220 d-12-7 a-7-1 p-12-221 d-12-7 a-8-1 p-12-222 d-12-8 a-1-1p-12-223 d-12-8 a-1-2 p-12-224 d-12-8 a-1-3 p-12-225 d-12-8 a-2-1

TABLE 21 No. D A p-12-226 d-12-8 a-2-2 p-12-227 d-12-8 a-2-3 p-12-228d-12-8 a-2-4 p-12-229 d-12-8 a-2-5 p-12-230 d-12-8 a-2-6 p-12-231 d-12-8a-2-7 p-12-232 d-12-8 a-2-8 p-12-233 d-12-8 a-2-9 p-12-234 d-12-8 a-2-10p-12-235 d-12-8 a-2-11 p-12-236 d-12-8 a-2-12 p-12-237 d-12-8 a-2-13p-12-238 d-12-8 a-3-1 p-12-239 d-12-8 a-3-2 p-12-240 d-12-8 a-3-3p-12-241 d-12-8 a-3-4 p-12-242 d-12-8 a-3-5 p-12-243 d-12-8 a-3-6p-12-244 d-12-8 a-3-7 p-12-245 d-12-8 a-4-1 p-12-246 d-12-8 a-4-2p-12-247 d-12-8 a-4-3 p-12-248 d-12-8 a-4-4 p-12-249 d-12-8 a-4-5p-12-250 d-12-8 a-4-6 p-12-251 d-12-8 a-5-1 p-12-252 d-12-8 a-5-2p-12-253 d-12-8 a-5-3 p-12-254 d-12-8 a-5-4 p-12-255 d-12-8 a-5-5p-12-256 d-12-8 a-5-6 p-12-257 d-12-8 a-5-7 p-12-258 d-12-8 a-5-8p-12-259 d-12-8 a-5-9 p-12-260 d-12-8 a-6-1 p-12-261 d-12-8 a-6-2p-12-262 d-12-8 a-6-3 p-12-263 d-12-8 a-6-4 p-12-264 d-12-8 a-6-5p-12-265 d-12-8 a-6-6 p-12-266 d-12-8 a-6-7 p-12-267 d-12-8 a-7-1p-12-268 d-12-8 a-7-2 p-12-269 d-12-8 a-7-3 p-12-270 d-12-8 a-7-4p-12-271 d-12-8 a-7-5 p-12-272 d-12-8 a-7-6 p-12-273 d-12-8 a-7-7p-12-274 d-12-8 a-8-1 p-12-275 d-12-8 a-8-2 p-12-276 d-12-8 a-8-3p-12-277 d-12-8 a-8-4 p-12-278 d-12-8 a-8-5 p-12-279 d-12-8 a-8-6p-12-280 d-12-8 a-8-7 p-12-281 d-12-8 a-8-8 p-12-282 d-12-8 a-8-9p-12-283 d-12-8 a-8-10 p-12-284 d-12-8 a-8-11 p-12-285 d-12-9 a-1-1p-12-286 d-12-9 a-2-1 p-12-287 d-12-9 a-3-1 p-12-288 d-12-9 a-4-1p-12-289 d-12-9 a-5-1 p-12-290 d-12-9 a-6-1 p-12-291 d-12-9 a-7-1p-12-292 d-12-9 a-8-1 p-12-293 d-12-10 a-1-1 p-12-294 d-12-10 a-2-1p-12-295 d-12-10 a-3-1 p-12-296 d-12-10 a-4-1 p-12-297 d-12-10 a-5-1p-12-298 d-12-10 a-6-1 p-12-299 d-12-10 a-7-1 p-12-300 d-12-10 a-8-1p-12-301 d-12-11 a-1-1 p-12-302 d-12-11 a-2-1 p-12-303 d-12-11 a-3-1p-12-304 d-12-11 a-4-1 p-12-305 d-12-11 a-5-1 p-12-306 d-12-11 a-6-1p-12-307 d-12-11 a-7-1 p-12-308 d-12-11 a-8-1 p-12-309 d-12-12 a-1-1p-12-310 d-12-12 a-2-1 p-12-311 d-12-12 a-3-1 p-12-312 d-12-12 a-4-1p-12-313 d-12-12 a-5-1 p-12-314 d-12-12 a-6-1 p-12-315 d-12-12 a-7-1p-12-316 d-12-12 a-8-1 p-12-317 d-12-13 a-1-1 p-12-318 d-12-13 a-2-1p-12-319 d-12-13 a-3-1 p-12-320 d-12-13 a-4-1 p-12-321 d-12-13 a-5-1p-12-322 d-12-13 a-6-1 p-12-323 d-12-13 a-7-1 p-12-324 d-12-13 a-8-1p-12-325 d-12-14 a-1-1 p-12-326 d-12-14 a-2-1 p-12-327 d-12-14 a-3-1p-12-328 d-12-14 a-4-1 p-12-329 d-12-14 a-5-1 p-12-330 d-12-14 a-6-1p-12-331 d-12-14 a-7-1 p-12-332 d-12-14 a-8-1

TABLE 22 No. D A p-13-1 d-13-1 a-1-1 p-13-2 d-13-1 a-1-2 p-13-3 d-13-1a-1-3 p-13-4 d-13-1 a-2-1 p-13-5 d-13-1 a-2-2 p-13-6 d-13-1 a-2-3 p-13-7d-13-1 a-2-4 p-13-8 d-13-1 a-2-5 p-13-9 d-13-1 a-2-6 p-13-10 d-13-1a-2-7 p-13-11 d-13-1 a-2-8 p-13-12 d-13-1 a-2-9 p-13-13 d-13-1 a-2-10p-13-14 d-13-1 a-2-11 p-13-15 d-13-1 a-2-12 p-13-16 d-13-1 a-2-13p-13-17 d-13-1 a-3-1 p-13-18 d-13-1 a-3-2 p-13-19 d-13-1 a-3-3 p-13-20d-13-1 a-3-4 p-13-21 d-13-1 a-3-5 p-13-22 d-13-1 a-3-6 p-13-23 d-13-1a-3-7 p-13-24 d-13-1 a-4-1 p-13-25 d-13-1 a-4-2 p-13-26 d-13-1 a-4-3p-13-27 d-13-1 a-4-4 p-13-28 d-13-1 a-4-5 p-13-29 d-13-1 a-4-6 p-13-30d-13-1 a-5-1 p-13-31 d-13-1 a-5-2 p-13-32 d-13-1 a-5-3 p-13-33 d-13-1a-5-4 p-13-34 d-13-1 a-5-5 p-13-35 d-13-1 a-5-6 p-13-36 d-13-1 a-5-7p-13-37 d-13-1 a-5-8 p-13-38 d-13-1 a-5-9 p-13-39 d-13-1 a-6-1 p-13-40d-13-1 a-6-2 p-13-41 d-13-1 a-6-3 p-13-42 d-13-1 a-6-4 p-13-43 d-13-1a-6-5 p-13-44 d-13-1 a-6-6 p-13-45 d-13-1 a-6-7 p-13-46 d-13-1 a-7-1p-13-47 d-13-1 a-7-2 p-13-48 d-13-1 a-7-3 p-13-49 d-13-1 a-7-4 p-13-50d-13-1 a-7-5 p-13-51 d-13-1 a-7-6 p-13-52 d-13-1 a-7-7 p-13-53 d-13-1a-8-1 p-13-54 d-13-1 a-8-2 p-13-55 d-13-1 a-8-3 p-13-56 d-13-1 a-8-4p-13-57 d-13-1 a-8-5 p-13-58 d-13-1 a-8-6 p-13-59 d-13-1 a-8-7 p-13-60d-13-1 a-8-8 p-13-61 d-13-1 a-8-9 p-13-62 d-13-1 a-8-10 p-13-63 d-13-1a-8-11 p-13-64 d-13-2 a-1-1 p-13-65 d-13-2 a-2-1 p-13-66 d-13-2 a-3-1p-13-67 d-13-2 a-4-1 p-13-68 d-13-2 a-5-1 p-13-69 d-13-2 a-6-1 p-13-70d-13-2 a-7-1 p-13-71 d-13-2 a-8-1 p-13-72 d-13-3 a-1-1 p-13-73 d-13-3a-2-1 p-13-74 d-13-3 a-3-1 p-13-75 d-13-3 a-4-1 p-13-76 d-13-3 a-5-1p-13-77 d-13-3 a-6-1 p-13-78 d-13-3 a-7-1 p-13-79 d-13-3 a-8-1 p-13-80d-13-4 a-1-1 p-13-81 d-13-4 a-1-2 p-13-82 d-13-4 a-1-3 p-13-83 d-13-4a-2-1 p-13-84 d-13-4 a-2-2 p-13-85 d-13-4 a-2-3 p-13-86 d-13-4 a-2-4p-13-87 d-13-4 a-2-5 p-13-88 d-13-4 a-2-6 p-13-89 d-13-4 a-2-7 p-13-90d-13-4 a-2-8 p-13-91 d-13-4 a-2-9 p-13-92 d-13-4 a-2-10 p-13-93 d-13-4a-2-11 p-13-94 d-13-4 a-2-12 p-13-95 d-13-4 a-2-13 p-13-96 d-13-4 a-3-1p-13-97 d-13-4 a-3-2 p-13-98 d-13-4 a-3-3 p-13-99 d-13-4 a-3-4 p-13-100d-13-4 a-3-5 p-13-101 d-13-4 a-3-6 p-13-102 d-13-4 a-3-7 p-13-103 d-13-4a-4-1 p-13-104 d-13-4 a-4-2 p-13-105 d-13-4 a-4-3 p-13-106 d-13-4 a-4-4p-13-107 d-13-4 a-4-5 p-13-108 d-13-4 a-4-6 p-13-109 d-13-4 a-5-1p-13-110 d-13-4 a-5-2 p-13-111 d-13-4 a-5-3 p-13-112 d-13-4 a-5-4p-13-113 d-13-4 a-5-5 p-13-114 d-13-4 a-5-6 p-13-115 d-13-4 a-5-7p-13-116 d-13-4 a-5-8 p-13-117 d-13-4 a-5-9 p-13-118 d-13-4 a-6-1p-13-119 d-13-4 a-6-2 p-13-120 d-13-4 a-6-3 p-13-121 d-13-4 a-6-4p-13-122 d-13-4 a-6-5 p-13-123 d-13-4 a-6-6 p-13-124 d-13-4 a-6-7p-13-125 d-13-4 a-7-1 p-13-126 d-13-4 a-7-2 p-13-127 d-13-4 a-7-3p-13-128 d-13-4 a-7-4 p-13-129 d-13-4 a-7-5 p-13-130 d-13-4 a-7-6p-13-131 d-13-4 a-7-7 p-13-132 d-13-4 a-8-1 p-13-133 d-13-4 a-8-2p-13-134 d-13-4 a-8-3 p-13-135 d-13-4 a-8-4

TABLE 23 No. D A p-13-136 d-13-4 a-8-5 p-13-137 d-13-4 a-8-6 p-13-138d-13-4 a-8-7 p-13-139 d-13-4 a-8-8 p-13-140 d-13-4 a-8-9 p-13-141 d-13-4a-8-10 p-13-142 d-13-4 a-8-11 p-13-143 d-13-5 a-1-1 p-13-144 d-13-5a-1-2 p-13-145 d-13-5 a-1-3 p-13-146 d-13-5 a-2-1 p-13-147 d-13-5 a-2-2p-13-148 d-13-5 a-2-3 p-13-149 d-13-5 a-2-4 p-13-150 d-13-5 a-2-5p-13-151 d-13-5 a-2-6 p-13-152 d-13-5 a-2-7 p-13-153 d-13-5 a-2-8p-13-154 d-13-5 a-2-9 p-13-155 d-13-5 a-2-10 p-13-156 d-13-5 a-2-11p-13-157 d-13-5 a-2-12 p-13-158 d-13-5 a-2-13 p-13-159 d-13-5 a-3-1p-13-160 d-13-5 a-3-2 p-13-161 d-13-5 a-3-3 p-13-162 d-13-5 a-3-4p-13-163 d-13-5 a-3-5 p-13-164 d-13-5 a-3-6 p-13-165 d-13-5 a-3-7p-13-166 d-13-5 a-4-1 p-13-167 d-13-5 a-4-2 p-13-168 d-13-5 a-4-3p-13-169 d-13-5 a-4-4 p-13-170 d-13-5 a-4-5 p-13-171 d-13-5 a-4-6p-13-172 d-13-5 a-5-1 p-13-173 d-13-5 a-5-2 p-13-174 d-13-5 a-5-3p-13-175 d-13-5 a-5-4 p-13-176 d-13-5 a-5-5 p-13-177 d-13-5 a-5-6p-13-178 d-13-5 a-5-7 p-13-179 d-13-5 a-5-8 p-13-180 d-13-5 a-5-9p-13-181 d-13-5 a-6-1 p-13-182 d-13-5 a-6-2 p-13-183 d-13-5 a-6-3p-13-184 d-13-5 a-6-4 p-13-185 d-13-5 a-6-5 p-13-186 d-13-5 a-6-6p-13-187 d-13-5 a-6-7 p-13-188 d-13-5 a-7-1 p-13-189 d-13-5 a-7-2p-13-190 d-13-5 a-7-3 p-13-191 d-13-5 a-7-4 p-13-192 d-13-5 a-7-5p-13-193 d-13-5 a-7-6 p-13-194 d-13-5 a-7-7 p-13-195 d-13-5 a-8-1p-13-196 d-13-5 a-8-2 p-13-197 d-13-5 a-8-3 p-13-198 d-13-5 a-8-4p-13-199 d-13-5 a-8-5 p-13-200 d-13-5 a-8-6 p-13-201 d-13-5 a-8-7p-13-202 d-13-5 a-8-8 p-13-203 d-13-5 a-8-9 p-13-204 d-13-5 a-8-10p-13-205 d-13-5 a-8-11 p-13-206 d-13-6 a-1-1 p-13-207 d-13-6 a-1-2p-13-208 d-13-6 a-1-3 p-13-209 d-13-6 a-2-1 p-13-210 d-13-6 a-2-2p-13-211 d-13-6 a-2-3 p-13-212 d-13-6 a-2-4 p-13-213 d-13-6 a-2-5p-13-214 d-13-6 a-2-6 p-13-215 d-13-6 a-2-7 p-13-216 d-13-6 a-2-8p-13-217 d-13-6 a-2-9 p-13-218 d-13-6 a-2-10 p-13-219 d-13-6 a-2-11p-13-220 d-13-6 a-2-12 p-13-221 d-13-6 a-2-13 p-13-222 d-13-6 a-3-1p-13-223 d-13-6 a-3-2 p-13-224 d-13-6 a-3-3 p-13-225 d-13-6 a-3-4p-13-226 d-13-6 a-3-5 p-13-227 d-13-6 a-3-6 p-13-228 d-13-6 a-3-7p-13-229 d-13-6 a-4-1 p-13-230 d-13-6 a-4-2 p-13-231 d-13-6 a-4-3p-13-232 d-13-6 a-4-4 p-13-233 d-13-6 a-4-5 p-13-234 d-13-6 a-4-6p-13-235 d-13-6 a-5-1 p-13-236 d-13-6 a-5-2 p-13-237 d-13-6 a-5-3p-13-238 d-13-6 a-5-4 p-13-239 d-13-6 a-5-5 p-13-240 d-13-6 a-5-6p-13-241 d-13-6 a-5-7 p-13-242 d-13-6 a-5-8 p-13-243 d-13-6 a-5-9p-13-244 d-13-6 a-6-1 p-13-245 d-13-6 a-6-2 p-13-246 d-13-6 a-6-3p-13-247 d-13-6 a-6-4 p-13-248 d-13-6 a-6-5 p-13-249 d-13-6 a-6-6p-13-250 d-13-6 a-6-7 p-13-251 d-13-6 a-7-1 p-13-252 d-13-6 a-7-2p-13-253 d-13-6 a-7-3 p-13-254 d-13-6 a-7-4 p-13-255 d-13-6 a-7-5p-13-256 d-13-6 a-7-6 p-13-257 d-13-6 a-7-7 p-13-258 d-13-6 a-8-1p-13-259 d-13-6 a-8-2 p-13-260 d-13-6 a-8-3 p-13-261 d-13-6 a-8-4p-13-262 d-13-6 a-8-5 p-13-263 d-13-6 a-8-6 p-13-264 d-13-6 a-8-7p-13-265 d-13-6 a-8-8 p-13-266 d-13-6 a-8-9 p-13-267 d-13-6 a-8-10p-13-268 d-13-6 a-8-11 p-13-269 d-13-7 a-1-1 p-13-270 d-13-7 a-2-1

TABLE 24 No. D A p-13-271 d-13-7 a-3-1 p-13-272 d-13-7 a-4-1 p-13-273d-13-7 a-5-1 p-13-274 d-13-7 a-6-1 p-13-275 d-13-7 a-7-1 p-13-276 d-13-7a-8-1 p-14-1 d-14-1 a-1-1 p-14-2 d-14-1 a-1-2 p-14-3 d-14-1 a-1-3 p-14-4d-14-1 a-2-1 p-14-5 d-14-1 a-2-2 p-14-6 d-14-1 a-2-3 p-14-7 d-14-1 a-2-4p-14-8 d-14-1 a-2-5 p-14-9 d-14-1 a-2-6 p-14-10 d-14-1 a-2-7 p-14-11d-14-1 a-2-8 p-14-12 d-14-1 a-2-9 p-14-13 d-14-1 a-2-10 p-14-14 d-14-1a-2-11 p-14-15 d-14-1 a-2-12 p-14-16 d-14-1 a-2-13 p-14-17 d-14-1 a-3-1p-14-18 d-14-1 a-3-2 p-14-19 d-14-1 a-3-3 p-14-20 d-14-1 a-3-4 p-14-21d-14-1 a-3-5 p-14-22 d-14-1 a-3-6 p-14-23 d-14-1 a-3-7 p-14-24 d-14-1a-4-1 p-14-25 d-14-1 a-4-2 p-14-26 d-14-1 a-4-3 p-14-27 d-14-1 a-4-4p-14-28 d-14-1 a-4-5 p-14-29 d-14-1 a-4-6 p-14-30 d-14-1 a-5-1 p-14-31d-14-1 a-5-2 p-14-32 d-14-1 a-5-3 p-14-33 d-14-1 a-5-4 p-14-34 d-14-1a-5-5 p-14-35 d-14-1 a-5-6 p-14-36 d-14-1 a-5-7 p-14-37 d-14-1 a-5-8p-14-38 d-14-1 a-5-9 p-14-39 d-14-1 a-6-1 p-14-40 d-14-1 a-6-2 p-14-41d-14-1 a-6-3 p-14-42 d-14-1 a-6-4 p-14-43 d-14-1 a-6-5 p-14-44 d-14-1a-6-6 p-14-45 d-14-1 a-6-7 p-14-46 d-14-1 a-7-1 p-14-47 d-14-1 a-7-2p-14-48 d-14-1 a-7-3 p-14-49 d-14-1 a-7-4 p-14-50 d-14-1 a-7-5 p-14-51d-14-1 a-7-6 p-14-52 d-14-1 a-7-7 p-14-53 d-14-2 a-1-1 p-14-54 d-14-2a-1-2 p-14-55 d-14-2 a-1-3 p-14-56 d-14-2 a-2-1 p-14-57 d-14-2 a-2-2p-14-58 d-14-2 a-2-3 p-14-59 d-14-2 a-2-4 p-14-60 d-14-2 a-2-5 p-14-61d-14-2 a-2-6 p-14-62 d-14-2 a-2-7 p-14-63 d-14-2 a-2-8 p-14-64 d-14-2a-2-9 p-14-65 d-14-2 a-2-10 p-14-66 d-14-2 a-2-11 p-14-67 d-14-2 a-2-12p-14-68 d-14-2 a-2-13 p-14-69 d-14-2 a-3-1 p-14-70 d-14-2 a-3-2 p-14-71d-14-2 a-3-3 p-14-72 d-14-2 a-3-4 p-14-73 d-14-2 a-3-5 p-14-74 d-14-2a-3-6 p-14-75 d-14-2 a-3-7 p-14-76 d-14-2 a-4-1 p-14-77 d-14-2 a-4-2p-14-78 d-14-2 a-4-3 p-14-79 d-14-2 a-4-4

TABLE 25 No. D A p-14-80 d-14-2 a-4-5 p-14-81 d-14-2 a-4-6 p-14-82d-14-2 a-5-1 p-14-83 d-14-2 a-5-2 p-14-84 d-14-2 a-5-3 p-14-85 d-14-2a-5-4 p-14-86 d-14-2 a-5-5 p-14-87 d-14-2 a-5-6 p-14-88 d-14-2 a-5-7p-14-89 d-14-2 a-5-8 p-14-90 d-14-2 a-5-9 p-14-91 d-14-2 a-6-1 p-14-92d-14-2 a-6-2 p-14-93 d-14-2 a-6-3 p-14-94 d-14-2 a-6-4 p-14-95 d-14-2a-6-5 p-14-96 d-14-2 a-6-6 p-14-97 d-14-2 a-6-7 p-14-98 d-14-2 a-7-1p-14-99 d-14-2 a-7-2 p-14-100 d-14-2 a-7-3 p-14-101 d-14-2 a-7-4p-14-102 d-14-2 a-7-5 p-14-103 d-14-2 a-7-6 p-14-104 d-14-2 a-7-7p-14-105 d-14-3 a-1-1 p-14-106 d-14-3 a-2-1 p-14-107 d-14-3 a-3-1p-14-108 d-14-3 a-4-1 p-14-109 d-14-3 a-5-1 p-14-110 d-14-3 a-6-1p-14-111 d-14-3 a-7-1 p-14-112 d-14-4 a-1-1 p-14-113 d-14-4 a-2-1p-14-114 d-14-4 a-3-1 p-14-115 d-14-4 a-4-1 p-14-116 d-14-4 a-5-1p-14-117 d-14-4 a-6-1 p-14-118 d-14-4 a-7-1 p-14-119 d-14-5 a-1-1p-14-120 d-14-5 a-1-2 p-14-121 d-14-5 a-1-3 p-14-122 d-14-5 a-2-1p-14-123 d-14-5 a-2-2 p-14-124 d-14-5 a-2-3 p-14-125 d-14-5 a-2-4p-14-126 d-14-5 a-2-5 p-14-127 d-14-5 a-2-6 p-14-128 d-14-5 a-2-7p-14-129 d-14-5 a-2-8 p-14-130 d-14-5 a-2-9 p-14-131 d-14-5 a-2-10p-14-132 d-14-5 a-2-11 p-14-133 d-14-5 a-2-12 p-14-134 d-14-5 a-2-13p-14-135 d-14-5 a-3-1 p-14-136 d-14-5 a-3-2 p-14-137 d-14-5 a-3-3p-14-138 d-14-5 a-3-4 p-14-139 d-14-5 a-3-5 p-14-140 d-14-5 a-3-6p-14-141 d-14-5 a-3-7 p-14-142 d-14-5 a-4-1 p-14-143 d-14-5 a-4-2p-14-144 d-14-5 a-4-3 p-14-145 d-14-5 a-4-4 p-14-146 d-14-5 a-4-5p-14-147 d-14-5 a-4-6 p-14-148 d-14-5 a-5-1 p-14-149 d-14-5 a-5-2p-14-150 d-14-5 a-5-3 p-14-151 d-14-5 a-5-4 p-14-152 d-14-5 a-5-5p-14-153 d-14-5 a-5-6 p-14-154 d-14-5 a-5-7 p-14-155 d-14-5 a-5-8p-14-156 d-14-5 a-5-9 p-14-157 d-14-5 a-6-1 p-14-158 d-14-5 a-6-2p-14-159 d-14-5 a-6-3 p-14-160 d-14-5 a-6-4 p-14-161 d-14-5 a-6-5p-14-162 d-14-5 a-6-6 p-14-163 d-14-5 a-6-7 p-14-164 d-14-5 a-7-1p-14-165 d-14-5 a-7-2 p-14-166 d-14-5 a-7-3 p-14-167 d-14-5 a-7-4p-14-168 d-14-5 a-7-5 p-14-169 d-14-5 a-7-6 p-14-170 d-14-5 a-7-7p-14-171 d-14-5 a-8-1 p-14-172 d-14-5 a-8-2 p-14-173 d-14-5 a-8-3p-14-174 d-14-5 a-8-4 p-14-175 d-14-5 a-8-5 p-14-176 d-14-5 a-8-6p-14-177 d-14-5 a-8-7 p-14-178 d-14-5 a-8-8 p-14-179 d-14-5 a-8-9p-14-180 d-14-5 a-8-10 p-14-181 d-14-5 a-8-11 p-14-182 d-14-6 a-1-1p-14-183 d-14-6 a-1-2 p-14-184 d-14-6 a-1-3 p-14-185 d-14-6 a-2-1p-14-186 d-14-6 a-2-2 p-14-187 d-14-6 a-2-3 p-14-188 d-14-6 a-2-4p-14-189 d-14-6 a-2-5 p-14-190 d-14-6 a-2-6 p-14-191 d-14-6 a-2-7p-14-192 d-14-6 a-2-8 p-14-193 d-14-6 a-2-9 p-14-194 d-14-6 a-2-10p-14-195 d-14-6 a-2-11 p-14-196 d-14-6 a-2-12 p-14-197 d-14-6 a-2-13p-14-198 d-14-6 a-3-1 p-14-199 d-14-6 a-3-2 p-14-200 d-14-6 a-3-3p-14-201 d-14-6 a-3-4

TABLE 26 No. D A p-14-202 d-14-6 a-3-5 p-14-203 d-14-6 a-3-6 p-14-204d-14-6 a-3-7 p-14-205 d-14-6 a-4-1 p-14-206 d-14-6 a-4-2 p-14-207 d-14-6a-4-3 p-14-208 d-14-6 a-4-4 p-14-209 d-14-6 a-4-5 p-14-210 d-14-6 a-4-6p-14-211 d-14-6 a-5-1 p-14-212 d-14-6 a-5-2 p-14-213 d-14-6 a-5-3p-14-214 d-14-6 a-5-4 p-14-215 d-14-6 a-5-5 p-14-216 d-14-6 a-5-6p-14-217 d-14-6 a-5-7 p-14-218 d-14-6 a-5-8 p-14-219 d-14-6 a-5-9p-14-220 d-14-6 a-6-1 p-14-221 d-14-6 a-6-2 p-14-222 d-14-6 a-6-3p-14-223 d-14-6 a-6-4 p-14-224 d-14-6 a-6-5 p-14-225 d-14-6 a-6-6p-14-226 d-14-6 a-6-7 p-14-227 d-14-6 a-7-1 p-14-228 d-14-6 a-7-2p-14-229 d-14-6 a-7-3 p-14-230 d-14-6 a-7-4 p-14-231 d-14-6 a-7-5p-14-232 d-14-6 a-7-6 p-14-233 d-14-6 a-7-7 p-14-234 d-14-6 a-8-1p-14-235 d-14-6 a-8-2 p-14-236 d-14-6 a-8-3 p-14-237 d-14-6 a-8-4p-14-238 d-14-6 a-8-5 p-14-239 d-14-6 a-8-6 p-14-240 d-14-6 a-8-7p-14-241 d-14-6 a-8-8 p-14-242 d-14-6 a-8-9 p-14-243 d-14-6 a-8-10p-14-244 d-14-6 a-8-11 p-14-245 d-14-7 a-1-1 p-14-246 d-14-7 a-2-1p-14-247 d-14-7 a-3-1 p-14-248 d-14-7 a-4-1 p-14-249 d-14-7 a-5-1p-14-250 d-14-7 a-6-1 p-14-251 d-14-7 a-7-1 p-14-252 d-14-7 a-8-1p-14-253 d-14-8 a-1-1 p-14-254 d-14-8 a-2-1 p-14-255 d-14-8 a-3-1p-14-256 d-14-8 a-4-1 p-14-257 d-14-8 a-5-1 p-14-258 d-14-8 a-6-1p-14-259 d-14-8 a-7-1 p-14-260 d-14-8 a-8-1 p-14-261 d-14-9 a-1-1p-14-262 d-14-9 a-2-1 p-14-263 d-14-9 a-3-1 p-14-264 d-14-9 a-4-1p-14-265 d-14-9 a-5-1 p-14-266 d-14-9 a-6-1 p-14-267 d-14-9 a-7-1p-14-268 d-14-9 a-8-1 p-14-269 d-14-10 a-1-1 p-14-270 d-14-10 a-2-1p-14-271 d-14-10 a-3-1 p-14-272 d-14-10 a-4-1 p-14-273 d-14-10 a-5-1p-14-274 d-14-10 a-6-1 p-14-275 d-14-10 a-7-1 p-14-276 d-14-10 a-8-1p-14-277 d-14-11 a-1-1 p-14-278 d-14-11 a-2-1 p-14-279 d-14-11 a-3-1p-14-280 d-14-11 a-4-1 p-14-281 d-14-11 a-5-1 p-14-282 d-14-11 a-6-1p-14-283 d-14-11 a-7-1 p-14-284 d-14-11 a-8-1 p-15-1 d-14-1 a-1-1 p-15-2d-14-1 a-1-2 p-15-3 d-14-1 a-1-3 p-15-4 d-14-1 a-2-1 p-15-5 d-14-1 a-2-2p-15-6 d-14-1 a-2-3 p-15-7 d-14-1 a-2-4 p-15-8 d-14-1 a-2-5 p-15-9d-14-1 a-2-6 p-15-10 d-14-1 a-2-7 p-15-11 d-14-1 a-2-8 p-15-12 d-14-1a-2-9 p-15-13 d-14-1 a-2-10 p-15-14 d-14-1 a-2-11 p-15-15 d-14-1 a-2-12p-15-16 d-14-1 a-2-13 p-15-17 d-14-1 a-3-1 p-15-18 d-14-1 a-3-2 p-15-19d-14-1 a-3-3 p-15-20 d-14-1 a-3-4 p-15-21 d-14-1 a-3-5 p-15-22 d-14-1a-3-6 p-15-23 d-14-1 a-3-7 p-15-24 d-14-1 a-4-1 p-15-25 d-14-1 a-4-2p-15-26 d-14-1 a-4-3 p-15-27 d-14-1 a-4-4 p-15-28 d-14-1 a-4-5 p-15-29d-14-1 a-4-6 p-15-30 d-14-1 a-5-1 p-15-31 d-14-1 a-5-2 p-15-32 d-14-1a-5-3 p-15-33 d-14-1 a-5-4 p-15-34 d-14-1 a-5-5 p-15-35 d-14-1 a-5-6p-15-36 d-14-1 a-5-7 p-15-37 d-14-1 a-5-8 p-15-38 d-14-1 a-5-9 p-15-39d-14-1 a-6-1 p-15-40 d-14-1 a-6-2 p-15-41 d-14-1 a-6-3 p-15-42 d-14-1a-6-4 p-15-43 d-14-1 a-6-5 p-15-44 d-14-1 a-6-6 p-15-45 d-14-1 a-6-7

TABLE 27 No. D A p-15-46 d-14-1 a-7-1 p-15-47 d-14-1 a-7-2 p-15-48d-14-1 a-7-3 p-15-49 d-14-1 a-7-4 p-15-50 d-14-1 a-7-5 p-15-51 d-14-1a-7-6 p-15-52 d-14-1 a-7-7 p-15-53 d-14-1 a-8-1 p-15-54 d-14-1 a-8-2p-15-55 d-14-1 a-8-3 p-15-56 d-14-1 a-8-4 p-15-57 d-14-1 a-8-5 p-15-58d-14-1 a-8-6 p-15-59 d-14-1 a-8-7 p-15-60 d-14-1 a-8-8 p-15-61 d-14-1a-8-9 p-15-62 d-14-1 a-8-10 p-15-63 d-14-1 a-8-11 p-15-64 d-14-2 a-1-1p-15-65 d-14-2 a-2-1 p-15-66 d-14-2 a-3-1 p-15-67 d-14-2 a-4-1 p-15-68d-14-2 a-5-1 p-15-69 d-14-2 a-6-1 p-15-70 d-14-2 a-7-1 p-15-71 d-14-2a-8-1 p-15-72 d-14-3 a-1-1 p-15-73 d-14-3 a-2-1 p-15-74 d-14-3 a-3-1p-15-75 d-14-3 a-4-1 p-15-76 d-14-3 a-5-1 p-15-77 d-14-3 a-6-1 p-15-78d-14-3 a-7-1 p-15-79 d-14-3 a-8-1 p-15-80 d-14-4 a-1-1 p-15-81 d-14-4a-1-2 p-15-82 d-14-4 a-1-3 p-15-83 d-14-4 a-2-1 p-15-84 d-14-4 a-2-2p-15-85 d-14-4 a-2-3 p-15-86 d-14-4 a-2-4 p-15-87 d-14-4 a-2-5 p-15-88d-14-4 a-2-6 p-15-89 d-14-4 a-2-7 p-15-90 d-14-4 a-2-8 p-15-91 d-14-4a-2-9 p-15-92 d-14-4 a-2-10 p-15-93 d-14-4 a-2-11 p-15-94 d-14-4 a-2-12p-15-95 d-14-4 a-2-13 p-15-96 d-14-4 a-3-1 p-15-97 d-14-4 a-3-2 p-15-98d-14-4 a-3-3 p-15-99 d-14-4 a-3-4 p-15-100 d-14-4 a-3-5 p-15-101 d-14-4a-3-6 p-15-102 d-14-4 a-3-7 p-15-103 d-14-4 a-4-1 p-15-104 d-14-4 a-4-2p-15-105 d-14-4 a-4-3 p-15-106 d-14-4 a-4-4 p-15-107 d-14-4 a-4-5p-15-108 d-14-4 a-4-6 p-15-109 d-14-4 a-5-1 p-15-110 d-14-4 a-5-2p-15-111 d-14-4 a-5-3 p-15-112 d-14-4 a-5-4 p-15-113 d-14-4 a-5-5p-15-114 d-14-4 a-5-6 p-15-115 d-14-4 a-5-7 p-15-116 d-14-4 a-5-8p-15-117 d-14-4 a-5-9 p-15-118 d-14-4 a-6-1 p-15-119 d-14-4 a-6-2p-15-120 d-14-4 a-6-3 p-15-121 d-14-4 a-6-4 p-15-122 d-14-4 a-6-5p-15-123 d-14-4 a-6-6 p-15-124 d-14-4 a-6-7 p-15-125 d-14-4 a-7-1p-15-126 d-14-4 a-7-2 p-15-127 d-14-4 a-7-3 p-15-128 d-14-4 a-7-4p-15-129 d-14-4 a-7-5 p-15-130 d-14-4 a-7-6 p-15-131 d-14-4 a-7-7p-15-132 d-14-4 a-8-1 p-15-133 d-14-4 a-8-2 p-15-134 d-14-4 a-8-3p-15-135 d-14-4 a-8-4 p-15-136 d-14-4 a-8-5 p-15-137 d-14-4 a-8-6p-15-138 d-14-4 a-8-7 p-15-139 d-14-4 a-8-8 p-15-140 d-14-4 a-8-9p-15-141 d-14-4 a-8-10 p-15-142 d-14-4 a-8-11 p-15-143 d-14-5 a-1-1p-15-144 d-14-5 a-1-2 p-15-145 d-14-5 a-1-3 p-15-146 d-14-5 a-2-1p-15-147 d-14-5 a-2-2 p-15-148 d-14-5 a-2-3 p-15-149 d-14-5 a-2-4p-15-150 d-14-5 a-2-5 p-15-151 d-14-5 a-2-6 p-15-152 d-14-5 a-2-7p-15-153 d-14-5 a-2-8 p-15-154 d-14-5 a-2-9 p-15-155 d-14-5 a-2-10p-15-156 d-14-5 a-2-11 p-15-157 d-14-5 a-2-12 p-15-158 d-14-5 a-2-13p-15-159 d-14-5 a-3-1 p-15-160 d-14-5 a-3-2 p-15-161 d-14-5 a-3-3p-15-162 d-14-5 a-3-4 p-15-163 d-14-5 a-3-5 p-15-164 d-14-5 a-3-6p-15-165 d-14-5 a-3-7 p-15-166 d-14-5 a-4-1 p-15-167 d-14-5 a-4-2p-15-168 d-14-5 a-4-3 p-15-169 d-14-5 a-4-4 p-15-170 d-14-5 a-4-5p-15-171 d-14-5 a-4-6 p-15-172 d-14-5 a-5-1 p-15-173 d-14-5 a-5-2p-15-174 d-14-5 a-5-3 p-15-175 d-14-5 a-5-4 p-15-176 d-14-5 a-5-5p-15-177 d-14-5 a-5-6 p-15-178 d-14-5 a-5-7 p-15-179 d-14-5 a-5-8p-15-180 d-14-5 a-5-9

TABLE 28 No. D A p-15-181 d-14-5 a-6-1 p-15-182 d-14-5 a-6-2 p-15-183d-14-5 a-6-3 p-15-184 d-14-5 a-6-4 p-15-185 d-14-5 a-6-5 p-15-186 d-14-5a-6-6 p-15-187 d-14-5 a-6-7 p-15-188 d-14-5 a-7-1 p-15-189 d-14-5 a-7-2p-15-190 d-14-5 a-7-3 p-15-191 d-14-5 a-7-4 p-15-192 d-14-5 a-7-5p-15-193 d-14-5 a-7-6 p-15-194 d-14-5 a-7-7 p-15-195 d-14-5 a-8-1p-15-196 d-14-5 a-8-2 p-15-197 d-14-5 a-8-3 p-15-198 d-14-5 a-8-4p-15-199 d-14-5 a-8-5 p-15-200 d-14-5 a-8-6 p-15-201 d-14-5 a-8-7p-15-202 d-14-5 a-8-8 p-15-203 d-14-5 a-8-9 p-15-204 d-14-5 a-8-10p-15-205 d-14-5 a-8-11 p-15-206 d-14-6 a-1-1 p-15-207 d-14-6 a-2-1p-15-208 d-14-6 a-3-1 p-15-209 d-14-6 a-4-1 p-15-210 d-14-6 a-5-1p-15-211 d-14-6 a-6-1 p-15-212 d-14-6 a-7-1 p-15-213 d-14-6 a-8-1p-15-214 d-14-7 a-1-1 p-15-215 d-14-7 a-1-2 p-15-216 d-14-7 a-1-3p-15-217 d-14-7 a-2-1 p-15-218 d-14-7 a-2-2 p-15-219 d-14-7 a-2-3p-15-220 d-14-7 a-2-4 p-15-221 d-14-7 a-2-5 p-15-222 d-14-7 a-2-6p-15-223 d-14-7 a-2-7 p-15-224 d-14-7 a-2-8 p-15-225 d-14-7 a-2-9p-15-226 d-14-7 a-2-10 p-15-227 d-14-7 a-2-11 p-15-228 d-14-7 a-2-12p-15-229 d-14-7 a-2-13 p-15-230 d-14-7 a-3-1 p-15-231 d-14-7 a-3-2p-15-232 d-14-7 a-3-3 p-15-233 d-14-7 a-3-4 p-15-234 d-14-7 a-3-5p-15-235 d-14-7 a-3-6 p-15-236 d-14-7 a-3-7 p-15-237 d-14-7 a-4-1p-15-238 d-14-7 a-4-2 p-15-239 d-14-7 a-4-3 p-15-240 d-14-7 a-4-4p-15-241 d-14-7 a-4-5 p-15-242 d-14-7 a-4-6 p-15-243 d-14-7 a-5-1p-15-244 d-14-7 a-5-2 p-15-245 d-14-7 a-5-3 p-15-246 d-14-7 a-5-4p-15-247 d-14-7 a-5-5 p-15-248 d-14-7 a-5-6 p-15-249 d-14-7 a-5-7p-15-250 d-14-7 a-5-8 p-15-251 d-14-7 a-5-9 p-15-252 d-14-7 a-6-1p-15-253 d-14-7 a-6-2 p-15-254 d-14-7 a-6-3 p-15-255 d-14-7 a-6-4p-15-256 d-14-7 a-6-5 p-15-257 d-14-7 a-6-6 p-15-258 d-14-7 a-6-7p-15-259 d-14-7 a-7-1 p-15-260 d-14-7 a-7-2 p-15-261 d-14-7 a-7-3p-15-262 d-14-7 a-7-4 p-15-263 d-14-7 a-7-5 p-15-264 d-14-7 a-7-6p-15-265 d-14-7 a-7-7 p-15-266 d-14-7 a-8-1 p-15-267 d-14-7 a-8-2p-15-268 d-14-7 a-8-3 p-15-269 d-14-7 a-8-4 p-15-270 d-14-7 a-8-5p-15-271 d-14-7 a-8-6 p-15-272 d-14-7 a-8-7 p-15-273 d-14-7 a-8-8p-15-274 d-14-7 a-8-9 p-15-275 d-14-7 a-8-10 p-15-276 d-14-7 a-8-11

TABLE 29 No. D A p-16-1 d-2-1 a-9-1 p-16-2 d-2-1 a-9-2 p-16-3 d-2-1a-9-3 p-16-4 d-2-1 a-9-4 p-16-5 d-2-1 a-9-5 p-16-6 d-2-1 a-9-6 p-16-7d-2-1 a-9-7 p-16-8 d-2-1 a-9-8 p-16-9 d-2-1 a-9-9 p-16-10 d-2-1 a-9-10p-16-11 d-2-1 a-9-11 p-16-12 d-2-1 a-9-12 p-16-13 d-2-1 a-9-13 p-16-14d-2-1 a-9-14 p-16-15 d-5-1 a-9-1 p-16-16 d-5-1 a-9-2 p-16-17 d-5-1 a-9-3p-16-18 d-5-1 a-9-4 p-16-19 d-5-1 a-9-5 p-16-20 d-5-1 a-9-6 p-16-21d-5-1 a-9-7 p-16-22 d-5-1 a-9-8 p-16-23 d-5-1 a-9-9 p-16-24 d-5-1 a-9-10p-16-25 d-5-1 a-9-11 p-16-26 d-5-1 a-9-12 p-16-27 d-5-1 a-9-13 p-16-28d-5-1 a-9-14 p-16-29 d-5-4 a-9-1 p-16-30 d-5-4 a-9-2 p-16-31 d-5-4 a-9-3p-16-32 d-5-4 a-9-4 p-16-33 d-5-4 a-9-5 p-16-34 d-5-4 a-9-6 p-16-35d-5-4 a-9-7 p-16-36 d-5-4 a-9-8 p-16-37 d-5-4 a-9-9 p-16-38 d-5-4 a-9-10p-16-39 d-5-4 a-9-11 p-16-40 d-5-4 a-9-12 p-16-41 d-5-4 a-9-13 p-16-42d-5-4 a-9-14 p-16-43 d-6-1 a-9-1 p-16-44 d-6-1 a-9-2 p-16-45 d-6-1 a-9-3p-16-46 d-6-1 a-9-4 p-16-47 d-6-1 a-9-5 p-16-48 d-6-1 a-9-6 p-16-49d-6-1 a-9-7 p-16-50 d-6-1 a-9-8 p-16-51 d-6-1 a-9-9 p-16-52 d-6-1 a-9-10p-16-53 d-6-1 a-9-11 p-16-54 d-6-1 a-9-12 p-16-55 d-6-1 a-9-13 p-16-56d-6-1 a-9-14 p-16-57 d-7-1 a-9-1 p-16-58 d-7-1 a-9-2 p-16-59 d-7-1 a-9-3p-16-60 d-7-1 a-9-4 p-16-61 d-7-1 a-9-5 p-16-62 d-7-1 a-9-6 p-16-63d-7-1 a-9-7 p-16-64 d-7-1 a-9-8 p-16-65 d-7-1 a-9-9 p-16-66 d-7-1 a-9-10p-16-67 d-7-1 a-9-11 p-16-68 d-7-1 a-9-12 p-16-69 d-7-1 a-9-13 p-16-70d-7-1 a-9-14 p-16-71 d-9-2 a-9-1 p-16-72 d-9-2 a-9-2 p-16-73 d-9-2 a-9-3p-16-74 d-9-2 a-9-4 p-16-75 d-9-2 a-9-5 p-16-76 d-9-2 a-9-6 p-16-77d-9-2 a-9-7 p-16-78 d-9-2 a-9-8 p-16-79 d-9-2 a-9-9 p-16-80 d-9-2 a-9-10p-16-81 d-9-2 a-9-11 p-16-82 d-9-2 a-9-12 p-16-83 d-9-2 a-9-13 p-16-84d-9-2 a-9-14 p-16-85 d-9-3 a-9-1 p-16-86 d-9-3 a-9-2 p-16-87 d-9-3 a-9-3p-16-88 d-9-3 a-9-4 p-16-89 d-9-3 a-9-5 p-16-90 d-9-3 a-9-6 p-16-91d-9-3 a-9-7 p-16-92 d-9-3 a-9-8 p-16-93 d-9-3 a-9-9 p-16-94 d-9-3 a-9-10p-16-95 d-9-3 a-9-11 p-16-96 d-9-3 a-9-12 p-16-97 d-9-3 a-9-13 p-16-98d-9-3 a-9-14 p-16-99 d-10-1 a-9-1 p-16-100 d-10-1 a-9-2 p-16-101 d-10-1a-9-3 p-16-102 d-10-1 a-9-4 p-16-103 d-10-1 a-9-5 p-16-104 d-10-1 a-9-6p-16-105 d-10-1 a-9-7 p-16-106 d-10-1 a-9-8 p-16-107 d-10-1 a-9-9p-16-108 d-10-1 a-9-10 p-16-109 d-10-1 a-9-11 p-16-110 d-10-1 a-9-12p-16-111 d-10-1 a-9-13 p-16-112 d-10-1 a-9-14 p-16-113 d-11-4 a-9-1p-16-114 d-11-4 a-9-2 p-16-115 d-11-4 a-9-3 p-16-116 d-11-4 a-9-4p-16-117 d-11-4 a-9-5 p-16-118 d-11-4 a-9-6 p-16-119 d-11-4 a-9-7p-16-120 d-11-4 a-9-8 p-16-121 d-11-4 a-9-9 p-16-122 d-11-4 a-9-10p-16-123 d-11-4 a-9-11 p-16-124 d-11-4 a-9-12 p-16-125 d-11-4 a-9-13p-16-126 d-11-4 a-9-14 p-16-127 d-12-4 a-9-1 p-16-128 d-12-4 a-9-2p-16-129 d-12-4 a-9-3 p-16-130 d-12-4 a-9-4 p-16-131 d-12-4 a-9-5p-16-132 d-12-4 a-9-6 p-16-133 d-12-4 a-9-7 p-16-134 d-12-4 a-9-8p-16-135 d-12-4 a-9-9

TABLE 30 No. D A p-16-136 d-12-4 a-9-10 p-16-137 d-12-4 a-9-11 p-16-138d-12-4 a-9-12 p-16-139 d-12-4 a-9-13 p-16-140 d-12-4 a-9-14 p-16-141d-12-8 a-9-1 p-16-142 d-12-8 a-9-2 p-16-143 d-12-8 a-9-3 p-16-144 d-12-8a-9-4 p-16-145 d-12-8 a-9-5 p-16-146 d-12-8 a-9-6 p-16-147 d-12-8 a-9-7p-16-148 d-12-8 a-9-8 p-16-149 d-12-8 a-9-9 p-16-150 d-12-8 a-9-10p-16-151 d-12-8 a-9-11 p-16-152 d-12-8 a-9-12 p-16-153 d-12-8 a-9-13p-16-154 d-12-8 a-9-14 p-16-155 d-13-4 a-9-1 p-16-156 d-13-4 a-9-2p-16-157 d-13-4 a-9-3 p-16-158 d-13-4 a-9-4 p-16-159 d-13-4 a-9-5p-16-160 d-13-4 a-9-6 p-16-161 d-13-4 a-9-7 p-16-162 d-13-4 a-9-8p-16-163 d-13-4 a-9-9 p-16-164 d-13-4 a-9-10 p-16-165 d-13-4 a-9-11p-16-166 d-13-4 a-9-12 p-16-167 d-13-4 a-9-13 p-16-168 d-13-4 a-9-14p-16-169 d-14-5 a-9-1 p-16-170 d-14-5 a-9-2 p-16-171 d-14-5 a-9-3p-16-172 d-14-5 a-9-4 p-16-173 d-14-5 a-9-5 p-16-174 d-14-5 a-9-6p-16-175 d-14-5 a-9-7 p-16-176 d-14-5 a-9-8 p-16-177 d-14-5 a-9-9p-16-178 d-14-5 a-9-10 p-16-179 d-14-5 a-9-11 p-16-180 d-14-5 a-9-12p-16-181 d-14-5 a-9-13 p-16-182 d-14-5 a-9-14 p-16-183 d-15-4 a-9-1p-16-184 d-15-4 a-9-2 p-16-185 d-15-4 a-9-3 p-16-186 d-15-4 a-9-4p-16-187 d-15-4 a-9-5 p-16-188 d-15-4 a-9-6 p-16-189 d-15-4 a-9-7p-16-190 d-15-4 a-9-8 p-16-191 d-15-4 a-9-9 p-16-192 d-15-4 a-9-10p-16-193 d-15-4 a-9-11 p-16-194 d-15-4 a-9-12 p-16-195 d-15-4 a-9-13p-16-196 d-15-4 a-9-14 p-17-1 d-2- a-10-1 p-17-2 d-2-1 a-10-2 p-17-3d-2-1 a-10-3 p-17-4 d-2-1 a-10-4 p-17-5 d-2-1 a-10-5 p-17-6 d-2-1 a-10-6p-17-7 d-2-1 a-10-7 p-17-8 d-2-1 a-10-8 p-17-9 d-2-1 a-10-9 p-17-10d-2-1 a-10-10 p-17-11 d-2-1 a-10-11 p-17-12 d-2-1 a-10-12 p-17-13 d-2-1a-10-13 p-17-14 d-2-1 a-10-14 p-17-15 d-7-1 a-10-1 p-17-16 d-7-1 a-10-2p-17-17 d-7-1 a-10-3 p-17-18 d-7-1 a-10-4 p-17-19 d-7-1 a-10-5 p-17-20d-7-1 a-10-6 p-17-21 d-7-1 a-10-7 p-17-22 d-7-1 a-10-8 p-17-23 d-7-1a-10-9 p-17-24 d-7-1 a-10-10 p-17-25 d-7-1 a-10-11 p-17-26 d-7-1 a-10-12p-17-27 d-7-1 a-10-13 p-17-28 d-7-1 a-10-14 p-17-29 d-9-2 a-10-1 p-17-30d-9-2 a-10-2 p-17-31 d-9-2 a-10-3 p-17-32 d-9-2 a-10-4 p-17-33 d-9-2a-10-5 p-17-34 d-9-2 a-10-6 p-17-35 d-9-2 a-10-7 p-17-36 d-9-2 a-10-8p-17-37 d-9-2 a-10-9 p-17-38 d-9-2 a-10-10 p-17-39 d-9-2 a-10-11 p-17-40d-9-2 a-10-12 p-17-41 d-9-2 a-10-13 p-17-42 d-9-2 a-10-14 p-17-43 d-9-3a-10-1 p-17-44 d-9-3 a-10-2 p-17-45 d-9-3 a-10-3

TABLE 31 No. D A p-17-46 d-9-3 a-10-4 p-17-47 d-9-3 a-10-5 p-17-48 d-9-3a-10-6 p-17-49 d-9-3 a-10-7 p-17-50 d-9-3 a-10-8 p-17-51 d-9-3 a-10-9p-17-52 d-9-3 a-10-10 p-17-53 d-9-3 a-10-11 p-17-54 d-9-3 a-10-12p-17-55 d-9-3 a-10-13 p-17-56 d-9-3 a-10-14 p-17-57 d-12-4 a-10-1p-17-58 d-12-4 a-10-2 p-17-59 d-12-4 a-10-3 p-17-60 d-12-4 a-10-4p-17-61 d-12-4 a-10-5 p-17-62 d-12-4 a-10-6 p-17-63 d-12-4 a-10-7p-17-64 d-12-4 a-10-8 p-17-65 d-12-4 a-10-9 p-17-136 d-12-4 a-10-10p-17-137 d-12-4 a-10-11 p-17-138 d-12-4 a-10-12 p-17-139 d-12-4 a-10-13p-17-140 d-12-4 a-10-14 p-17-141 d-12-8 a-10-1 p-17-142 d-12-8 a-10-2p-17-143 d-12-8 a-10-3 p-17-144 d-12-8 a-10-4 p-17-145 d-12-8 a-10-5p-17-146 d-12-8 a-10-6 p-17-147 d-12-8 a-10-7 p-17-148 d-12-8 a-10-8p-17-149 d-12-8 a-10-9 p-17-150 d-12-8 a-10-10 p-17-151 d-12-8 a-10-11p-17-152 d-12-8 a-10-12 p-17-153 d-12-8 a-10-13 p-17-154 d-12-8 a-10-14p-17-155 d-13-4 a-10-1 p-17-156 d-13-4 a-10-2 p-17-157 d-13-4 a-10-3p-17-158 d-13-4 a-10-4 p-17-159 d-13-4 a-10-5 p-17-160 d-13-4 a-10-6p-17-161 d-13-4 a-10-7 p-17-162 d-13-4 a-10-8 p-17-163 d-13-4 a-10-9p-17-164 d-13-4 a-10-10 p-17-165 d-13-4 a-10-11 p-17-166 d-13-4 a-10-12p-17-167 d-13-4 a-10-13 p-17-168 d-13-4 a-10-14 p-17-169 d-14-5 a-10-1p-17-170 d-14-5 a-10-2 p-17-171 d-14-5 a-10-3 p-17-172 d-14-5 a-10-4p-17-173 d-14-5 a-10-5 p-17-174 d-14-5 a-10-6 p-17-175 d-14-5 a-10-7p-17-176 d-14-5 a-10-8 p-17-177 d-14-5 a-10-9 p-17-178 d-14-5 a-10-10p-17-179 d-14-5 a-10-11 p-17-180 d-14-5 a-10-12 p-17-181 d-14-5 a-10-13p-17-182 d-14-5 a-10-14 p-17-183 d-15-4 a-10-1 p-17-184 d-15-4 a-10-2p-17-185 d-15-4 a-10-3 p-17-186 d-15-4 a-10-4 p-17-187 d-15-4 a-10-5p-17-188 d-15-4 a-10-6 p-17-189 d-15-4 a-10-7 p-17-190 d-15-4 a-10-8p-17-191 d-15-4 a-10-9 p-17-192 d-15-4 a-10-10 p-17-193 d-15-4 a-10-11p-17-194 d-15-4 a-10-12 p-17-195 d-15-4 a-10-13 p-17-196 d-15-4 a-10-14

TABLE 32 No. D A p-18-1 d-16-1 a-8-1 p-18-2 d-16-1 a-8-2 p-18-3 d-16-1a-8-3 p-18-4 d-16-1 a-8-4 p-18-5 d-16-1 a-9-1 p-18-6 d-16-1 a-9-2 p-18-7d-16-1 a-9-3 p-18-8 d-16-1 a-9-4 p-18-9 d-16-1 a-10-1 p-18-10 d-16-1a-10-2 p-18-11 d-16-1 a-10-3 p-18-12 d-16-1 a-10-4 p-18-13 d-16-1 a-10-5p-18-14 d-16-1 a-10-6 p-18-15 d-16-1 a-10-7 p-18-16 d-16-1 a-10-8p-18-17 d-16-1 a-10-9 p-18-18 d-16-1 a-10-10 p-18-19 d-16-1 a-10-11p-18-20 d-16-1 a-10-12 p-18-21 d-16-1 a-10-13 p-18-22 d-16-1 a-10-14p-18-23 d-16-2 a-8-1 p-18-24 d-16-2 a-8-2 p-18-25 d-16-2 a-8-3 p-18-26d-16-2 a-8-4 p-18-27 d-16-2 a-9-1 p-18-28 d-16-2 a-9-2 p-18-29 d-16-2a-9-3 p-18-30 d-16-2 a-9-4 p-18-31 d-16-2 a-10-1 p-18-32 d-16-2 a-10-2p-18-33 d-16-2 a-10-3 p-18-34 d-16-2 a-10-4 p-18-35 d-16-2 a-10-5p-18-36 d-16-2 a-10-6 p-18-37 d-16-2 a-10-7 p-18-38 d-16-2 a-10-8p-18-39 d-16-2 a-10-9 p-18-40 d-16-2 a-10-10 p-18-41 d-16-2 a-10-11p-18-42 d-16-2 a-10-12 p-18-43 d-16-2 a-10-13 p-18-44 d-16-2 a-10-14p-18-45 d-16-3 a-8-1 p-18-46 d-16-3 a-8-2 p-18-47 d-16-3 a-8-3 p-18-48d-16-3 a-8-4 p-18-49 d-16-3 a-9-1 p-18-50 d-16-3 a-9-2 p-18-51 d-16-3a-9-3 p-18-52 d-16-3 a-9-4 p-18-53 d-16-3 a-10-1 p-18-54 d-16-3 a-10-2p-18-55 d-16-3 a-10-3 p-18-56 d-16-3 a-10-4 p-18-57 d-16-3 a-10-5p-18-58 d-16-3 a-10-6 p-18-59 d-16-3 a-10-7 p-18-60 d-16-3 a-10-8p-18-61 d-16-3 a-10-9 p-18-62 d-16-3 a-10-10 p-18-63 d-16-3 a-10-11p-18-64 d-16-3 a-10-12 p-18-65 d-16-3 a-10-13 p-18-66 d-16-3 a-10-14p-18-67 d-16-4 a-8-1 p-18-68 d-16-4 a-8-2 p-18-69 d-16-4 a-8-3 p-18-70d-16-4 a-8-4 p-18-71 d-16-4 a-9-1 p-18-72 d-16-4 a-9-2 p-18-73 d-16-4a-9-3 p-18-74 d-16-4 a-9-4 p-18-75 d-16-4 a-10-1 p-18-76 d-16-4 a-10-2p-18-77 d-16-4 a-10-3 p-18-78 d-16-4 a-10-4 p-18-79 d-16-4 a-10-5p-18-80 d-16-4 a-10-6 p-18-81 d-16-4 a-10-7 p-18-82 d-16-4 a-10-8p-18-83 d-16-4 a-10-9 p-18-84 d-16-4 a-10-10 p-18-85 d-16-4 a-10-11p-18-86 d-16-4 a-10-12 p-18-87 d-16-4 a-10-13 p-18-88 d-16-4 a-10-14p-18-89 d-16-5 a-8-1 p-18-90 d-16-5 a-8-2 p-18-91 d-16-5 a-8-3 p-18-92d-16-5 a-8-4 p-18-93 d-16-5 a-9-1 p-18-94 d-16-5 a-9-2 p-18-95 d-16-5a-9-3 p-18-96 d-16-5 a-9-4 p-18-97 d-16-5 a-10-1 p-18-98 d-16-5 a-10-2p-18-99 d-16-5 a-10-3 p-18-100 d-16-5 a-10-4 p-18-101 d-16-5 a-10-5p-18-102 d-16-5 a-10-6 p-18-103 d-16-5 a-10-7 p-18-104 d-16-5 a-10-8p-18-105 d-16-5 a-10-9 p-18-106 d-16-5 a-10-10 p-18-107 d-16-5 a-10-11p-18-108 d-16-5 a-10-12 p-18-109 d-16-5 a-10-13 p-18-110 d-16-5 a-10-14p-18-111 d-16-6 a-8-1 p-18-112 d-16-6 a-8-2 p-18-113 d-16-6 a-8-3p-18-114 d-16-6 a-8-4 p-18-115 d-16-6 a-9-1 p-18-116 d-16-6 a-9-2p-18-117 d-16-6 a-9-3 p-18-118 d-16-6 a-9-4 p-18-119 d-16-6 a-10-1p-18-120 d-16-6 a-10-2 p-18-121 d-16-6 a-10-3 p-18-122 d-16-6 a-10-4p-18-123 d-16-6 a-10-5 p-18-124 d-16-6 a-10-6 p-18-125 d-16-6 a-10-7p-18-126 d-16-6 a-10-8 p-18-127 d-16-6 a-10-9 p-18-128 d-16-6 a-10-10p-18-129 d-16-6 a-10-11 p-18-130 d-16-6 a-10-12 p-18-131 d-16-6 a-10-13p-18-132 d-16-6 a-10-14 p-18-133 d-16-7 a-8-1 p-18-134 d-16-7 a-8-2p-18-135 d-16-7 a-8-3

TABLE 33 No. D A p-18-136 d-16-7 a-8-4 p-18-137 d-16-7 a-9-1 p-18-138d-16-7 a-9-2 p-18-139 d-16-7 a-9-3 p-18-140 d-16-7 a-9-4 p-18-141 d-16-7a-10-1 p-18-142 d-16-7 a-10-2 p-18-143 d-16-7 a-10-3 p-18-144 d-16-7a-10-4 p-18-145 d-16-7 a-10-5 p-18-146 d-16-7 a-10-6 p-18-147 d-16-7a-10-7 p-18-148 d-16-7 a-10-8 p-18-149 d-16-7 a-10-9 p-18-150 d-16-7a-10-10 p-18-151 d-16-7 a-10-11 p-18-152 d-16-7 a-10-12 p-18-153 d-16-7a-10-13 p-18-154 d-16-7 a-10-14 p-18-155 d-16-8 a-8-1 p-18-156 d-16-8a-8-2 p-18-157 d-16-8 a-8-3 p-18-158 d-16-8 a-8-4 p-18-159 d-16-8 a-9-1p-18-160 d-16-8 a-9-2 p-18-181 d-16-8 a-9-3 p-18-162 d-16-8 a-9-4p-18-163 d-16-8 a-10-1 p-18-164 d-16-8 a-10-2 p-18-165 d-16-8 a-10-3p-18-166 d-16-8 a-10-4 p-18-167 d-16-8 a-10-5 p-18-168 d-16-8 a-10-6p-18-169 d-16-8 a-10-7 p-18-170 d-16-8 a-10-8 p-18-171 d-16-8 a-10-9p-18-172 d-16-8 a-10-10 p-18-173 d-16-8 a-10-11 p-18-174 d-16-8 a-10-12p-18-175 d-16-8 a-10-13 p-18-176 d-16-8 a-10-14 p-18-177 d-16-9 a-8-1p-18-178 d-16-9 a-8-2 p-18-179 d-16-9 a-8-3 p-18-180 d-16-9 a-8-4p-18-181 d-16-9 a-9-1 p-18-182 d-16-9 a-9-2 p-18-183 d-16-9 a-9-3p-18-134 d-16-9 a-9-4 p-18-185 d-16-9 a-10-1 p-18-188 d-16-9 a-10-2p-18-187 d-16-9 a-10-3 p-18-188 d-16-9 a-10-4 p-18-189 d-16-9 a-10-5p-18-190 d-16-9 a-10-6 p-18-191 d-16-9 a-10-7 p-18-192 d-16-9 a-10-8p-18-193 d-16-9 a-10-9 p-18-194 d-16-9 a-10-10 p-18-195 d-16-9 a-10-11p-18-190 d-16-9 a-10-12 p-18-197 d-16-9 a-10-13 p-18-198 d-16-9 a-10-14p-18-199 d-16-10 a-8-1 p-18-200 d-16-10 a-8-2 p-18-201 d-16-10 a-8-3p-18-202 d-16-10 a-8-4 p-18-203 d-16-10 a-9-1 p-18-204 d-16-10 a-9-2p-18-205 d-16-10 a-9-3 p-18-206 d-16-10 a-9-4 p-18-207 d-16-10 a-10-1p-18-208 d-16-10 a-10-2 p-18-209 d-16-10 a-10-3 p-18-210 d-16-10 a-10-4p-18-211 d-16-10 a-10-5 p-18-212 d-16-10 a-10-6 p-18-213 d-16-10 a-10-7p-18-214 d-16-10 a-10-8 p-18-215 d-16-10 a-10-9 p-18-216 d-16-10 a-10-10p-18-217 d-16-10 a-10-11 p-18-218 d-16-10 a-10-12 p-18-219 d-16-10a-10-13 p-18-220 d-16-10 a-10-14 p-18-221 d-16-11 a-8-1 p-18-222 d-15-11a-8-2 p-18-223 d-16-11 a-8-3 p-18-224 d-16-11 a-8-4 p-18-225 d-16-11a-9-1 p-18-226 d-16-11 a-9-2 p-18-227 d-16-11 a-9-3 p-18-228 d-16-11a-9-4 p-18-229 d-16-11 a-10-1 p-18-230 d-16-11 a-10-2 p-18-231 d-16-11a-10-3 p-18-232 d-16-11 a-10-4 p-18-233 d-16-11 a-10-5 p-18-234 d-16-11a-10-6 p-18-235 d-16-11 a-10-7 p-18-236 d-16-11 a-10-8 p-18-237 d-16-11a-10-9 p-18-238 d-16-11 a-10-10 p-18-239 d-16-11 a-10-11 p-18-240d-16-11 a-10-12 p-18-241 d-16-11 a-10-13 p-18-242 d-16-11 a-10-14p-18-243 d-16-12 a-8-1 p-18-244 d-16-12 a-8-2 p-18-245 d-16-12 a-8-3p-18-246 d-16-12 a-8-4 p-18-247 d-16-12 a-9-1 p-18-248 d-16-12 a-9-2p-18-249 d-16-12 a-9-3 p-18-250 d-16-12 a-9-4 p-18-251 d-16-12 a-10-1p-18-252 d-16-12 a-10-2 p-18-253 d-16-12 a-10-3 p-18-254 d-16-12 a-10-4p-18-255 d-16-12 a-10-5 p-18-256 d-16-12 a-10-6 p-18-257 d-16-12 a-10-7p-18-258 d-16-12 a-10-8 p-18-259 d-16-12 a-10-9 p-18-260 d-16-12 a-10-10p-18-261 d-16-12 a-10-11 p-18-262 d-16-12 a-10-12 p-18-263 d-16-12a-10-13 p-18-264 d-16-12 a-10-14 p-18-265 d-16-13 a-8-1 p-18-266 d-16-13a-8-2 p-18-267 d-16-13 a-8-3 p-18-268 d-16-13 a-8-4 p-18-269 d-16-13a-9-1 p-18-270 d-16-13 a-9-2

TABLE 34 No. D A p-18-271 d-16-13 a-9-3 p-18-272 d-16-13 a-9-4 p-18-273d-16-13 a-10-1 p-18-274 d-16-13 a-10-2 p-18-275 d-16-13 a-10-3 p-18-276d-16-13 a-10-4 p-18-277 d-16-13 a-10-5 p-18-278 d-16-13 a-10-6 p-18-279d-16-13 a-10-7 p-18-280 d-16-13 a-10-8 p-18-281 d-16-13 a-10-9 p-18-282d-16-13 a-10-10 p-18-283 d-16-13 a-10-11 p-18-284 d-16-13 a-10-12p-18-285 d-16-13 a-10-13 p-18-286 d-16-13 a-10-14 p-18-287 d-16-14 a-8-1p-18-288 d-16-14 a-8-2 p-18-289 d-16-14 a-8-3 p-18-290 d-16-14 a-8-4p-18-291 d-16-14 a-9-1 p-18-292 d-16-14 a-9-2 p-18-293 d-16-14 a-9-3p-18-294 d-16-14 a-9-4 p-18-295 d-16-14 a-10-1 p-18-296 d-16-14 a-10-2p-18-297 d-16-14 a-10-3 p-18-298 d-16-14 a-10-4 p-18-299 d-16-14 a-10-5p-18-300 d-16-14 a-10-6 p-18-301 d-16-14 a-10-7 p-18-302 d-16-14 a-10-8p-18-303 d-16-14 a-10-9 p-18-304 d-16-14 a-10-10 p-18-305 d-16-14a-10-11 p-18-306 d-16-14 a-10-12 p-18-307 d-16-14 a-10-13 p-18-308d-16-14 a-10-14 p-18-309 d-16-15 a-8-1 p-18-310 d-16-15 a-8-2 p-18-311d-16-15 a-8-3 p-18-312 d-16-15 a-8-4 p-18-313 d-16-15 a-9-1 p-18-314d-16-15 a-9-2 p-18-315 d-16-15 a-9-3 p-18-316 d-16-15 a-9-4 p-18-317d-16-15 a-10-1 p-18-318 d-16-15 a-10-2 p-18-319 d-16-15 a-10-3 p-18-320d-16-15 a-10-4 p-18-321 d-16-15 a-10-5 p-18-322 d-16-15 a-10-6 p-18-323d-16-15 a-10-7 p-18-324 d-16-15 a-10-8 p-18-325 d-16-15 a-10-9 p-18-326d-16-15 a-10-10 p-18-327 d-16-15 a-10-11 p-18-328 d-16-15 a-10-12p-18-329 d-16-15 a-10-13 p-18-330 d-16-15 a-10-14 p-18-331 d-16-16 a-8-1p-18-332 d-16-16 a-8-2 p-18-333 d-16-16 a-8-3 p-18-334 d-16-16 a-8-4p-18-335 d-16-16 a-9-1 p-18-336 d-16-16 a-9-2 p-18-337 d-16-16 a-9-3p-18-338 d-16-16 a-9-4 p-18-339 d-16-16 a-10-1 p-18-340 d-16-16 a-10-2p-18-341 d-16-16 a-10-3 p-18-342 d-16-16 a-10-4 p-18-343 d-16-16 a-10-5p-18-344 d-16-16 a-10-6 p-18-345 d-16-16 a-10-7 p-18-346 d-16-16 a-10-8p-18-347 d-16-16 a-10-9 p-18-348 d-16-16 a-10-10 p-18-349 d-16-16a-10-11 p-18-350 d-16-16 a-10-12 p-18-351 d-16-16 a-10-13 p-18-352d-16-16 a-10-14 p-18-353 d-16-17 a-8-1 p-18-354 d-16-17 a-8-2 p-18-355d-16-17 a-8-3 p-18-356 d-16-17 a-8-4 p-18-357 d-16-17 a-9-1 p-18-358d-16-17 a-9-2 p-18-359 d-16-17 a-9-3 p-18-360 d-16-17 a-9-4 p-18-361d-16-17 a-10-1 p-18-362 d-16-17 a-10-2 p-18-363 d-16-17 a-10-3 p-18-364d-16-17 a-10-4 p-18-365 d-16-17 a-10-5 p-18-366 d-16-17 a-10-6 p-18-367d-16-17 a-10-7 p-18-368 d-16-17 a-10-8 p-18-369 d-16-17 a-10-9 p-18-370d-16-17 a-10-10 p-18-371 d-16-17 a-10-11 p-18-372 d-16-17 a-10-12p-18-373 d-16-17 a-10-13 p-18-374 d-16-17 a-10-14 p-18-375 d-16-18 a-8-1p-18-376 d-16-18 a-8-2 p-18-377 d-16-18 a-8-3 p-18-378 d-16-18 a-8-4p-18-379 d-16-18 a-9-1 p-18-380 d-16-18 a-9-2 p-18-381 d-16-18 a-9-3p-18-382 d-16-18 a-9-4 p-18-383 d-16-18 a-10-1 p-18-384 d-16-18 a-10-2p-18-385 d-16-18 a-10-3 p-18-386 d-16-18 a-10-4 p-18-387 d-16-18 a-10-5p-18-388 d-16-18 a-10-6 p-18-389 d-16-18 a-10-7 p-18-390 d-16-18 a-10-8p-18-391 d-16-18 a-10-9 p-18-392 d-16-18 a-10-10 p-18-393 d-16-18a-10-11 p-18-394 d-16-18 a-10-12 p-18-395 d-16-18 a-10-13 p-18-396d-16-18 a-10-14

TABLE 35 No. D A p-19-1 d-1-1 a-11-1 p-19-2 d-1-1 a-11-2 p-19-3 d-1-1a-11-3 p-19-4 d-1-1 a-11-4 p-19-5 d-1-1 a-11-5 p-19-6 d-1-1 a-11-6p-19-7 d-1-1 a-11-7 p-19-8 d-1-1 a-11-8 p-19-9 d-1-1 a-11-9 p-19-10d-1-1 a-11-10 p-19-11 d-1-1 a-11-11 p-19-12 d-1-1 a-11-12 p-19-13 d-2-1a-11-1 p-19-14 d-2-1 a-11-2 p-19-15 d-2-1 a-11-3 p-19-16 d-2-1 a-11-4p-19-17 d-2-1 a-11-5 p-19-18 d-2-1 a-11-6 p-19-19 d-2-1 a-11-7 p-19-20d-2-1 a-11-8 p-19-21 d-2-1 a-11-9 p-19-22 d-2-1 a-11-10 p-19-23 d-2-1a-11-11 p-19-24 d-2-1 a-11-12 p-19-25 d-4-1 a-11-1 p-19-26 d-4-1 a-11-2p-19-27 d-4-1 a-11-3 p-19-28 d-4-1 a-11-4 p-19-29 d-4-1 a-11-5 p-19-30d-4-1 a-11-6 p-19-31 d-4-1 a-11-7 p-19-32 d-4-1 a-11-8 p-19-33 d-4-1a-11-9 p-19-34 d-4-1 a-11-10 p-19-35 d-4-1 a-11-11 p-19-36 d-4-1 a-11-12p-19-37 d-5-1 a-11-1 p-19-38 d-5-1 a-11-2 p-19-39 d-5-1 a-11-3 p-19-40d-5-1 a-11-4 p-19-41 d-5-1 a-11-5 p-19-42 d-5-1 a-11-6 p-19-43 d-5-1a-11-7 p-19-44 d-5-1 a-11-8 p-19-45 d-5-1 a-11-9 p-19-46 d-5-1 a-11-10p-19-47 d-5-1 a-11-11 p-19-48 d-5-1 a-11-12 p-19-49 d-6-1 a-11-1 p-19-50d-6-1 a-11-2 p-19-51 d-6-1 a-11-3 p-19-52 d-6-1 a-11-4 p-19-53 d-6-1a-11-5 p-19-54 d-6-1 a-11-6 p-19-55 d-6-1 a-11-7 p-19-56 d-6-1 a-11-8p-19-57 d-6-1 a-11-9 p-19-58 d-6-1 a-11-10 p-19-59 d-6-1 a-11-11 p-19-60d-6-1 a-11-12 p-19-61 d-7-1 a-11-1 p-19-62 d-7-1 a-11-2 p-19-63 d-7-1a-11-3 p-19-64 d-7-1 a-11-4 p-19-65 d-7-1 a-11-5 p-19-66 d-7-1 a-11-6p-19-67 d-7-1 a-11-7 p-19-68 d-7-1 a-11-8 p-19-69 d-7-1 a-11-9 p-19-70d-7-1 a-11-10 p-19-71 d-7-1 a-11-11 p-19-72 d-7-1 a-11-12 p-19-73 d-8-1a-11-1 p-19-74 d-8-1 a-11-2 p-19-75 d-8-1 a-11-3 p-19-76 d-8-1 a-11-4p-19-77 d-8-1 a-11-5 p-19-78 d-8-1 a-11-6 p-19-79 d-8-1 a-11-7 p-19-80d-8-1 a-11-8 p-19-81 d-8-1 a-11-9 p-19-82 d-8-1 a-11-10 p-19-83 d-8-1a-11-11 p-19-84 d-8-1 a-11-12 p-19-85 d-8-2 a-11-1 p-19-86 d-8-2 a-11-2p-19-87 d-8-2 a-11-3 p-19-88 d-8-2 a-11-4 p-19-89 d-8-2 a-11-5 p-19-90d-8-2 a-11-6 p-19-91 d-8-2 a-11-7 p-19-92 d-8-2 a-11-8 p-19-93 d-8-2a-11-9 p-19-94 d-8-2 a-11-10 p-19-95 d-8-2 a-11-11 p-19-96 d-8-2 a-11-12p-19-97 d-9-1 a-11-1 p-19-98 d-9-1 a-11-2 p-19-99 d-9-1 a-11-3 p-19-100d-9-1 a-11-4 p-19-101 d-9-1 a-11-5 p-19-102 d-9-1 a-11-6 p-19-103 d-9-1a-11-7 p-19-104 d-9-1 a-11-8 p-19-105 d-9-1 a-11-9 p-19-106 d-9-1a-11-10 p-19-107 d-9-1 a-11-11 p-19-108 d-9-1 a-11-12 p-19-109 d-9-2a-11-1 p-19-110 d-9-2 a-11-2 p-19-111 d-9-2 a-11-3 p-19-112 d-9-2 a-11-4p-19-113 d-9-2 a-11-5 p-19-114 d-9-2 a-11-6 p-19-115 d-9-2 a-11-7p-19-116 d-9-2 a-11-8 p-19-117 d-9-2 a-11-9 p-19-118 d-9-2 a-11-10p-19-119 d-9-2 a-11-11 p-19-120 d-9-2 a-11-12 p-19-121 d-9-10 a-11-1p-19-122 d-9-10 a-11-2 p-19-123 d-9-10 a-11-3 p-19-124 d-9-10 a-11-4p-19-125 d-9-10 a-11-5 p-19-126 d-9-10 a-11-6 p-19-127 d-9-10 a-11-7p-19-128 d-9-10 a-11-8 p-19-129 d-9-10 a-11-9 p-19-130 d-9-10 a-11-10p-19-131 d-9-10 a-11-11 p-19-132 d-9-10 a-11-12 p-19-133 d-10-1 a-11-1p-19-134 d-10-1 a-11-2 p-19-135 d-10-1 a-11-3

TABLE 36 No. D A p-19-136 d-10-1 a-11-4 p-19-137 d-10-1 a-11-5 p-19-138d-10-1 a-11-6 p-19-139 d-10-1 a-11-7 p-19-140 d-10-1 a-11-8 p-19-141d-10-1 a-11-9 p-19-142 d-10-1 a-11-10 p-19-143 d-10-1 a-11-11 p-19-144d-10-1 a-11-12 p-19-145 d-11-1 a-11-1 p-19-146 d-11-1 a-11-2 p-19-147d-11-1 a-11-3 p-19-148 d-11-1 a-11-4 p-19-149 d-11-1 a-11-5 p-19-150d-11-1 a-11-6 p-19-151 d-11-1 a-11-7 p-19-152 d-11-1 a-11-8 p-19-153d-11-1 a-11-9 p-19-154 d-11-1 a-11-10 p-19-155 d-11-1 a-11-11 p-19-156d-11-1 a-11-12 p-19-157 d-11-4 a-11-1 p-19-158 d-11-4 a-11-2 p-19-159d-11-4 a-11-3 p-19-160 d-11-4 a-11-4 p-19-161 d-11-4 a-11-5 p-19-162d-11-4 a-11-6 p-19-163 d-11-4 a-11-7 p-19-164 d-11-4 a-11-8 p-19-165d-11-4 a-11-9 p-19-166 d-11-4 a-11-10 p-19-167 d-11-4 a-11-11 p-19-168d-11-4 a-11-12 p-19-169 d-11-10 a-11-1 p-19-170 d-11-10 a-11-2 p-19-171d-11-10 a-11-3 p-19-172 d-11-10 a-11-4 P-19-173 d-11-10 a-11-5 p-19-174d-11-10 a-11-6 p-19-175 d-11-10 a-11-7 p-19-176 d-11-10 a-11-8 p-19-177d-11-10 a-11-9 p-19-178 d-11-10 a-11-10 p-19-179 d-11-10 a-11-11p-19-180 d-11-10 a-11-12 p-19-181 d-11-12 a-11-1 p-19-182 d-11-12 a-11-2p-19-183 d-11-12 a-11-3 p-19-184 d-11-12 a-11-4 p-19-185 d-11-12 a-11-5p-19-186 d-11-12 a-11-6 p-19-187 d-11-12 a-11-7 p-19-188 d-11-12 a-11-8p-19-189 d-11-12 a-11-9 p-19-190 d-11-12 a-11-10 p-19-191 d-11-12a-11-11 p-19-192 d-11-12 a-11-12 p-19-193 d-12-1 a-11-1 p-19-194 d-12-1a-11-2 p-19-195 d-12-1 a-11-3 p-19-196 d-12-1 a-11-4 p-19-197 d-12-1a-11-5 p-19-198 d-12-1 a-11-6 p-19-199 d-12-1 a-11-7 p-19-200 d-12-1a-11-8 p-19-201 d-12-1 a-11-9 p-19-202 d-12-1 a-11-10 p-19-203 d-12-1a-11-11 p-19-204 d-12-1 a-11-12 p-19-205 d-12-4 a-11-1 p-19-206 d-12-4a-11-2 p-19-207 d-12-4 a-11-3 p-19-208 d-12-4 a-11-4 p-19-209 d-12-4a-11-5 p-19-210 d-12-4 a-11-6 p-19-211 d-12-4 a-11-7 p-19-212 d-12-4a-11-8 p-19-213 d-12-4 a-11-9 p-19-214 d-12-4 a-11-10 p-19-215 d-12-4a-11-11 p-19-216 d-12-4 a-11-12 p-19-217 d-12-12 a-11-1 p-19-218 d-12-12a-11-2 p-19-219 d-12-12 a-11-3 p-19-220 d-12-12 a-11-4 p-19-221 d-12-12a-11-5 p-19-222 d-12-12 a-11-6 p-19-223 d-12-12 a-11-7 p-19-224 d-12-12a-11-8 p-19-225 d-12-12 a-11-9 p-19-226 d-12-12 a-11-10 p-19-227 d-12-12a-11-11 p-19-228 d-12-12 a-11-12 p-19-229 d-12-14 a-11-1 p-19-230d-12-14 a-11-2 p-19-231 d-12-14 a-11-3 p-19-232 d-12-14 a-11-4 p-19-233d-12-14 a-11-5 p-19-234 d-12-14 a-11-6 p-19-235 d-12-14 a-11-7 p-19-236d-12-14 a-11-8 p-19-237 d-12-14 a-11-9 p-19-238 d-12-14 a-11-10 p-19-239d-12-14 a-11-11 p-19-240 d-12-14 a-11-12 p-19-241 d-13-1 a-11-1 p-19-242d-13-1 a-11-2 p-19-243 d-13-1 a-11-3 p-19-244 d-13-1 a-11-4 p-19-245d-13-1 a-11-5 p-19-246 d-13-1 a-11-6 p-19-247 d-13-1 a-11-7 p-19-248d-13-1 a-11-8 p-19-249 d-13-1 a-11-9 p-19-250 d-13-1 a-11-10 p-19-251d-13-1 a-11-11 p-19-252 d-13-1 a-11-12 p-19-253 d-13-4 a-11-1 p-19-254d-13-4 a-11-2 p-19-255 d-13-4 a-11-3 p-19-256 d-13-4 a-11-4 p-19-257d-13-4 a-11-5 p-19-258 d-13-4 a-11-6 p-19-259 d-13-4 a-11-7 p-19-260d-13-4 a-11-8 p-19-261 d-13-4 a-11-9 p-19-262 d-13-4 a-11-10 p-19-263d-13-4 a-11-11 p-19-264 d-13-4 a-11-12 p-19-265 d-14-1 a-11-1 p-19-266d-14-1 a-11-2 p-19-267 d-14-1 a-11-3 p-19-268 d-14-1 a-11-4 p-19-269d-14-1 a-11-5 p-19-270 d-14-1 a-11-6

TABLE 37 No. D A p-19-271 d-14-1 a-11-7 p-19-272 d-14-1 a-11-8 p-19-273d-14-1 a-11-9 p-19-274 d-14-1 a-11-10 p-19-275 d-14-1 a-11-11 p-19-276d-14-1 a-11-12 p-19-277 d-14-5 a-11-1 p-19-278 d-14-5 a-11-2 p-19-279d-14-5 a-11-3 p-19-280 d-14-5 a-11-4 p-19-281 d-14-5 a-11-5 p-19-282d-14-5 a-11-6 p-19-283 d-14-5 a-11-7 p-19-284 d-14-5 a-11-8 p-19-285d-14-5 a-11-9 p-19-286 d-14-5 a-11-10 p-19-287 d-14-5 a-11-11 p-19-288d-14-5 a-11-12 p-19-289 d-15-1 a-11-1 p-19-290 d-15-1 a-11-2 p-19-291d-15-1 a-11-3 p-19-292 d-15-1 a-11-4 p-19-293 d-15-1 a-11-5 p-19-294d-15-1 a-11-6 p-19-295 d-15-1 a-11-7 p-19-296 d-15-1 a-11-8 p-19-297d-15-1 a-11-9 p-19-298 d-15-1 a-11-10 p-19-299 d-15-1 a-11-11 p-19-300d-15-1 a-11-12 p-19-301 d-16-4 a-11-1 p-19-302 d-16-4 a-11-2 p-19-303d-16-4 a-11-3 p-19-304 d-16-4 a-11-4 p-19-305 d-16-4 a-11-5 p-19-306d-16-4 a-11-6 p-19-307 d-16-4 a-11-7 p-19-308 d-16-4 a-11-8 p-19-309d-16-4 a-11-9 p-19-310 d-16-4 a-11-10 p-19-311 d-16-4 a-11-11 p-19-312d-16-4 a-11-12 p-19-313 d-16-5 a-11-1 p-19-314 d-16-5 a-11-2 p-19-315d-16-5 a-11-3 p-19-316 d-16-5 a-11-4 p-19-317 d-16-5 a-11-5 p-19-318d-16-5 a-11-6 p-19-319 d-16-5 a-11-7 p-19-320 d-16-5 a-11-8 p-19-321d-16-5 a-11-9 p-19-322 d-16-5 a-11-10 p-19-323 d-16-5 a-11-11 p-19-324d-16-5 a-11-12 p-19-325 d-16-8 a-11-1 p-19-326 d-16-8 a-11-2 p-19-327d-16-8 a-11-3 p-19-328 d-16-8 a-11-4 p-19-329 d-16-8 a-11-5 p-19-330d-16-8 a-11-6 p-19-331 d-16-8 a-11-7 p-19-332 d-16-8 a-11-8 p-19-333d-16-8 a-11-9 p-19-334 d-16-8 a-11-10 p-19-335 d-16-8 a-11-11 p-19-336d-16-8 a-11-12 p-19-337 d-16-9 a-11-1 p-19-338 d-16-9 a-11-2 p-19-339d-16-9 a-11-3 p-19-340 d-16-9 a-11-4 p-19-341 d-16-9 a-11-5 p-19-342d-16-9 a-11-6 p-19-343 d-16-9 a-11-7 p-19-344 d-16-9 a-11-8 p-19-345d-16-9 a-11-9 p-19-346 d-16-9 a-11-10 P-19-347 d-16-9 a-11-11 p-19-348d-16-9 a-11-12 p-19-349 d-16-10 a-11-1 p-19-350 d-16-10 a-11-2 p-19-351d-16-10 a-11-3 p-19-352 d-16-10 a-11-4 p-19-353 d-16-10 a-11-5 p-19-354d-16-10 a-11-6 p-19-355 d-16-10 a-11-7 p-19-356 d-16-10 a-11-8 p-19-357d-16-10 a-11-9 p-19-358 d-16-10 a-11-10 p-19-359 d-16-10 a-11-11p-19-360 d-16-10 a-11-12 p-19-361 d-16-11 a-11-1 p-19-362 d-16-11 a-11-2p-19-363 d-16-11 a-11-3 p-19-364 d-16-11 a-11-4 p-19-365 d-16-11 a-11-5p-19-366 d-16-11 a-11-6 p-19-367 d-16-11 a-11-7 p-19-368 d-16-11 a-11-8p-19-369 d-16-11 a-11-9 p-19-370 d-16-11 a-11-10 p-19-371 d-16-11a-11-11 p-19-372 d-16-11 a-11-12 p-19-373 d-16-12 a-11-1 p-19-374d-16-12 a-11-2 p-19-375 d-16-12 a-11-3 p-19-376 d-16-12 a-11-4 p-19-377d-16-12 a-11-5 p-19-378 d-16-12 a-11-6 p-19-379 d-16-12 a-11-7 p-19-380d-16-12 a-11-8 p-19-381 d-16-12 a-11-9 p-19-382 d-16-12 a-11-10 p-19-383d-16-12 a-11-11 p-19-384 d-16-12 a-11-12 p-19-385 d-16-13 a-11-1p-19-386 d-16-13 a-11-2 p-19-387 d-16-13 a-11-3 p-19-388 d-16-13 a-11-4p-19-389 d-16-13 a-11-5 p-19-390 d-16-13 a-11-6 p-19-391 d-16-13 a-11-7p-19-392 d-16-13 a-11-8 p-19-393 d-16-13 a-11-9 p-19-394 d-16-13 a-11-10p-19-395 d-16-13 a-11-11 p-19-396 d-16-13 a-11-12 p-19-397 d-16-14a-11-1 p-19-398 d-16-14 a-11-2 p-19-399 d-16-14 a-11-3 p-19-400 d-16-14a-11-4 p-19-401 d-16-14 a-11-5 p-19-402 d-16-14 a-11-6 p-19-403 d-16-14a-11-7 p-19-404 d-16-14 a-11-8 p-19-405 d-16-14 a-11-9

No. D A p-19-406 d-16-14 a-11-10 p-19-407 d-16-14 a-11-11 p-19-408d-16-14 a-11-12 p-19-409 d-16-15 a-11-1 p-19-410 d-16-15 a-11-2 p-19-411d-16-15 a-11-3 p-19-412 d-16-15 a-11-4 p-19-413 d-16-15 a-11-5 p-19-414d-16-15 a-11-6 p-19-415 d-16-15 a-11-7 p-19-416 d-16-15 a-11-8 p-19-417d-16-15 a-11-9 p-19-418 d-16-15 a-11-10 p-19-419 d-16-15 a-11-11p-19-420 d-16-15 a-11-12 p-19-421 d-16-16 a-11-1 p-19-422 d-16-16 a-11-2p-19-423 d-16-16 a-11-3 p-19-424 d-16-16 a-11-4 p-19-425 d-16-16 a-11-5p-19-426 d-16-16 a-11-6 p-19-427 d-16-16 a-11-7 p-19-428 d-16-16 a-11-8p-19-429 d-16-16 a-11-9 p-19-430 d-16-16 a-11-10 p-19-431 d-16-16a-11-11 p-19-432 d-16-16 a-11-12 p-19-433 d-16-17 a-11-1 p-19-434d-16-17 a-11-2 p-19-435 d-16-17 a-11-3 p-19-436 d-16-17 a-11-4 p-19-437d-16-17 a-11-5 p-19-438 d-16-17 a-11-6 p-19-439 d-16-17 a-11-7 p-19-440d-16-17 a-11-8 p-19-441 d-16-17 a-11-9 p-19-442 d-16-17 a-11-10 p-19-443d-16-17 a-11-11 p-19-444 d-16-17 a-11-12

TABLE 39 No. D A p-20-1 d-12-1 a-12-1 p-20-2 d-12-4 a-12-2 p-20-3 d-12-4a-12-3 p-20-4 d-12-4 a-12-4 p-20-5 d-12-4 a-12-5 p-20-6 d-12-4 a-12-6p-20-7 d-12-4 a-12-7 p-20-8 d-12-4 a-12-8 p-20-9 d-12-4 a-12-9 p-20-10d-12-4 a-12-10 p-20-11 d-12-4 a-12-11 p-20-12 d-12-4 a-12-12 p-20-13d-12-4 a-12-13 p-20-14 d-12-4 a-12-14 p-20-15 d-12-4 a-13-1 p-20-16d-12-4 a-13-2 p-20-17 d-12-4 a-13-3 p-20-18 d-12-4 a-13-4 p-20-19 d-12-4a-13-5 p-20-20 d-12-4 a-13-6 p-20-21 d-12-4 a-13-7 p-20-22 d-12-4 a-13-8p-20-23 d-12-4 a-13-9 p-20-24 d-16-17 a-12-2 p-20-25 d-16-17 a-12-3p-20-26 d-16-17 a-12-4 p-20-27 d-16-17 a-12-5 p-20-28 d-16-17 a-12-6p-20-29 d-16-17 a-12-7 p-20-30 d-16-17 a-12-8 p-20-31 d-16-17 a-12-9p-20-32 d-16-17 a-12-10 p-20-33 d-16-17 a-12-11 p-20-34 d-16-17 a-12-12p-20-35 d-16-17 a-12-13 p-20-36 d-16-17 a-12-14 p-20-37 d-16-17 a-13-1P-20-38 d-16-17 a-13-2 p-20-39 d-16-17 a-13-3 p-20-40 d-16-17 a-13-4p-20-41 d-16-17 a-13-5 p-20-42 d-16-17 a-13-6 p-20-43 d-16-17 a-13-7p-20-44 d-16-17 a-13-8 p-20-45 d-16-17 a-13-9 p-20-46 d-17-1 a-8-2p-20-47 d-17-1 a-8-4 p-20-48 d-17-1 a-10-1 p-20-49 d-17-1 a-10-4 p-20-50d-17-1 a-10-5 p-20-51 d-17-1 a-10-8 p-20-52 d-17-1 a-10-9 p-20-53 d-17-2a-8-2 p-20-54 d-17-2 a-8-4 p-20-55 d-17-2 a-10-1 p-20-56 d-17-2 a-10-4p-20-57 d-17-2 a-10-5 p-20-58 d-17-2 a-10-8 p-20-59 d-17-2 a-10-9p-20-60 d-17-3 a-12-2 p-20-61 d-17-3 a-12-3 p-20-62 d-17-3 a-12-4p-20-63 d-17-3 a-12-5 p-20-64 d-17-3 a-12-6 p-20-65 d-17-3 a-12-7p-20-66 d-17-3 a-12-8 p-20-67 d-17-3 a-12-9 p-20-68 d-17-4 a-12-2p-20-69 d-17-4 a-12-3 p-20-70 d-17-4 a-12-4 p-20-71 d-17-4 a-12-5p-20-72 d-17-4 a-12-6 p-20-73 d-17-4 a-12-7 p-20-74 d-17-4 a-12-8p-20-75 d-17-4 a-12-9 p-20-76 d-17-5 a-12-2 p-20-77 d-17-5 a-12-3p-20-78 d-17-5 a-12-4 p-20-79 d-17-5 a-12-5 p-20-80 d-17-5 a-12-6p-20-81 d-17-5 a-12-7 p-20-82 d-17-5 a-12-8 p-20-83 d-17-5 a-12-9

Second Embodiment of Specific Compound

A second embodiment of the specific compound is a compound representedby Formula (1A).

In Formula (1A), X^(A) represents a sulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

A sulfur atom is preferable as X^(A).

Ar^(A) represents a group represented by any of Formula (4-1) to Formula(4-8), Formula (5-1) to Formula (5-7), Formula (6-1) and Formula (6-2),Formula (7-1) and Formula (7-2), Formula (8-1) and Formula (8-2),Formula (9-1) to Formula (9-8), Formula (10-1) to Formula (10-3), andFormula (11-1).

Among these, Ar^(A) is preferably a group represented by any of Formula(4-1) to Formula (4-8), Formula (6-1) and Formula (6-2), Formula (7-1)and Formula (7-2), Formula (8-1) and Formula (8-2), Formula (9-1) toFormula (9-8), Formula (10-1) to Formula (10-3), and Formula (11-1), andmore preferably the group represented by any of Formula (4-1) to Formula(4-8), Formula (6-1) and Formula (6-2), and Formula (9-1) to Formula(9-8).

In Formula (4-1), X^(a1) and X^(a2) each independently represent asulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) and X^(a2) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (4-2), X^(a1) represents a sulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) preferably represents a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (4-3), X^(a1) and X^(a2) each independently represent asulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) and X^(a2) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (4-4), X^(a1) represents a sulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) preferably represents a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (4-5), X^(a1) and X^(a2) each independently represent asulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) and X^(a2) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (4-6), X^(a1) to X^(a3) each independently represent a sulfuratom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) to X^(a3) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (4-7), X^(a1) and X^(a2) each independently represent asulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) and X^(a2) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (4-8), X^(a1) to X^(a3) each independently represent a sulfuratom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) to X^(a3) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (5-1), X^(a1) represents a sulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) preferably represents a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (5-2), Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) each independently represent —CH═,—CF═, or —N═. Here, at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (5-3), X^(a1) represents a sulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) preferably represents a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (5-4), X^(a1) represents a sulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

A sulfur atom is preferable as X^(a1).

Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (5-5), X^(a1) and X^(a2) each independently represent asulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) and X^(a2) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (5-6), X^(a1) represents a sulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) preferably represents a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (5-7), X^(a1) and X^(a2) each independently represent asulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) and X^(a2) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (6-1), X^(a1) to X^(a3) each independently represent a sulfuratom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) to X^(a3) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (6-2), X^(a1) and X^(a2) each independently represent asulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) and X^(a2) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (7-1), X^(a1) and X^(a2) each independently represent asulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) and X^(a2) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (7-2), X^(a1) represents a sulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) preferably represents a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (8-1), X^(a1) and X^(a2) each independently represent asulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) and X^(a2) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (8-2), X^(a1) represents a sulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) preferably represents a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (9-1), X^(a1) to X^(a3) each independently represent a sulfuratom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) to X^(a3) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (9-2), X^(a1) and X^(a2) each independently represent asulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) and X^(a2) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (9-3), X^(a1) and X^(a2) each independently represent asulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) and X^(a2) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (9-4), X^(a1) represents a sulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) preferably represents a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a1)n each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (9-5), X^(a1) and X^(a2) each independently represent asulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) and X^(a2) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (9-6), X^(a1) represents a sulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) preferably represents a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (9-7), X^(a1) represents a sulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) preferably represents a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (9-8), Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) each independently represent —CH═,—CF═, or —N═. Here, at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a13) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a13) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a13) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (10-1), X^(a1) and X^(a2) each independently represent asulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) and X^(a2) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (10-2), X^(a1) to X^(a3) each independently represent asulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) to X^(a3) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (10-3), X^(a1) and X^(a2) each independently represent asulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) and X^(a2) preferably represent groups having the same structure,and more preferably represent a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) are —CF═ or —N═.

In Formula (11-1), X^(a1) represents a sulfur atom or an oxygen atom.

X^(a1) preferably represents a sulfur atom.

Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) each independently represent —CH═, —CF═, or —N═. Here,at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═.

Among these, it is preferable that one to three of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) are—CF═ or —N═, and one or two of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) are —CF═ or —N═.

Here, two X^(A)'s present in Formula (1A) are each a group having thesame structure, and two Ar^(A)'s present in Formula (1A) are each agroup having the same structure.

“Two X^(A)'s present and two Ar^(A)'s present are groups having the samestructure” means that the left X^(A) and the right X^(A) in Formula (1A)represent groups having the same structure, and the left Ar^(A) and theright Ar^(A) in Formula (1A) represent groups having the same structure.For example, in a case where X^(A) represents a sulfur atom and Ar^(A)represents Formula (4-1) described below, the compound represented byFormula (1A) is a compound below.

Examples of the compound represented by the formula (1A) includecompounds corresponding to the compound represented by Formula (1A)among the compounds exemplified in the first embodiment of the specificcompound described above.

The molecular weight of the specific compound (the first embodiment orthe second embodiment) is not particularly limited, and is preferably400 to 1200, and more preferably 400 to 900. In a case where themolecular weight is 1200 or less, a vapor deposition temperature is notincreased, and the compound is not easily decomposed. In a case wherethe molecular weight is 400 or more, a glass transition point of a vapordeposition film is not lowered, and the heat resistance of thephotoelectric conversion element is improved.

The specific compound (the first embodiment or the second embodiment) isparticularly useful as a material of the photoelectric conversion filmused for the imaging element, the optical sensor, or the photoelectriccell. The specific compound can also be used as a coloring material, aliquid crystal material, an organic semiconductor material, a chargetransport material, a pharmaceutical material, and a fluorescentdiagnostic material.

The specific compound (the first embodiment or the second embodiment) ispreferably a compound in which an ionization potential in a single filmis −5.0 to −6.0 eV from the viewpoints of matching of energy levelsbetween the compound and the n-type semiconductor material describedlater.

The maximum absorption wavelength of the specific compound (the firstembodiment or the second embodiment) is not particularly limited and is,for example, preferably within a range of 350 to 550 nm and morepreferably within a range of 400 to 550 nm.

The maximum absorption wavelength is a value measured in a solutionstate (solvent: chloroform) by an absorption spectrum of the specificcompound being adjusted to a concentration having an absorbance of about0.5 to 1.

The maximum absorption wavelength of the photoelectric conversion filmis not particularly limited and is, for example, preferably within arange of 300 to 700 nm and more preferably within a range of 400 to 700nm.

From the viewpoint of the responsiveness of the photoelectric conversionelement, a content of the specific compound (the first embodiment or thesecond embodiment) in the photoelectric conversion film (=(filmthickness of specific compound in terms of single layer/film thicknessof photoelectric conversion film)×100) is preferably 15% to 75% byvolume, more preferably 20% to 60% by volume, and still more preferably25% to 40% by volume.

The specific compound (the first embodiment or the second embodiment)may be used alone or two or more thereof may be used in combination.

<Coloring Agent>

The photoelectric conversion film contains a coloring agent as anothercomponent in addition to the specific compound described above.

The coloring agent is preferably an organic coloring agent.

Examples of the coloring agent include a cyanine coloring agent, astyryl coloring agent, a hemicyanine coloring agent, a merocyaninecoloring agent (including zeromethine merocyanine (simple merocyanine)),a rhodacyanine coloring agent, an allopolar coloring agent, an oxonolcoloring agent, a hemioxonol coloring agent, a squarylium coloringagent, a croconium coloring agent, an azamethine coloring agent, acoumarin coloring agent, an arylidene coloring agent, an anthraquinonecoloring agent, a triphenylmethane coloring agent, an azo coloringagent, an azomethine coloring agent, a metallocene coloring agent, afluorenone coloring agent, a flugide coloring agent, a perylene coloringagent, a phenazine coloring agent, a phenothiazine coloring agent, aquinone coloring agent, a diphenylmethane coloring agent, a polyenecoloring agent, an acridine coloring agent, an acridinone coloringagent, a quinoxaline coloring agent, a diphenylamine coloring agent, aquinophthalone coloring agent, a phenoxazine coloring agent, aphthaloperylene coloring agent, a dioxane coloring agent, a porphyrincoloring agent, a chlorophyll coloring agent, a phthalocyanine coloringagent, a subphthalocyanine coloring agent, a metal complex coloringagent, compounds disclosed in paragraphs [0083] to [0089] ofJP2014-82483A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs [0029] to [0033] ofJP2009-167348A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs [0197] to [0227] ofJP2012-77064A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs [0035] to [0038] ofWO2018-105269A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs [0041] to [0043] ofWO2018-186389A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs [0059] to [0062] ofWO2018-186397A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs [0078] to [0083] ofWO2019-009249A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs [0054] to [0056] ofWO2019-049946A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs [0059] to [0063] ofWO2019-054327A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs [0086] to [0087] ofWO2019-098161A, and compounds disclosed in paragraphs [0085] to [0114]of WO2020-013246A.

A content of the coloring agent with respect to the total content of thespecific compound and the coloring agent in the photoelectric conversionfilm (=(film thickness of coloring agent in terms of single layer/(filmthickness of specific compound in terms of single layer+film thicknessof coloring agent in terms of single layer)×100) is preferably 15% to75% by volume, more preferably 20% to 60% by volume, and still morepreferably 25% to 50% by volume.

The coloring agent may be used alone, or two or more thereof may be usedin combination.

<n-type Semiconductor Material>

The photoelectric conversion film preferably further includes the n-typesemiconductor material as another component in addition to the specificcompound and coloring agent described above.

The n-type semiconductor material is an acceptor-property organicsemiconductor material (a compound), and refers to an organic compoundhaving a property of easily accepting an electron.

More specifically, the n-type semiconductor material is preferably anorganic compound having a higher electron affinity than that of thespecific compound in a case where the n-type semiconductor material isused by being brought in contact with the above-described specificcompound.

In the present specification, a value (value multiplied by −1) of areciprocal number of the LUMO value obtained by the calculation ofB3LYP/6-31G (d) using Gaussian '09 (software manufactured by Gaussian,Inc.) as a value of the electron affinity.

In addition, the n-type semiconductor material is preferably an organiccompound having a higher electron affinity than the coloring agent in acase where the n-type semiconductor material is used by being brought incontact with the above-described coloring agent.

The electron affinity of the n-type semiconductor material is preferably3.0 to 5.0 eV.

Examples of the n-type semiconductor material include fullerenesselected from the group consisting of a fullerene and derivativesthereof, fused aromatic carbocyclic compounds (for example, anaphthalene derivative, an anthracene derivative, a phenanthrenederivative, a tetracene derivative, a pyrene derivative, a perylenederivative, and a fluoranthene derivative); a heterocyclic compoundhaving a 5- to 7-membered ring having at least one of a nitrogen atom,an oxygen atom, or a sulfur atom (for example, pyridine, pyrazine,pyrimidine, pyridazine, triazine, quinoline, quinoxaline, quinazoline,phthalazine, cinnoline, isoquinoline, pteridine, acridine, phenazine,phenanthroline, tetrazole, pyrazole, imidazole, and thiazole);polyarylene compounds; fluorene compounds; cyclopentadiene compounds;silyl compounds; 1,4,5,8-naphthalenetetracarboxylic acid anhydride;1,4,5,8-naphthalenetetracarboxylic acid anhydride imide derivative;oxadiazole derivative; anthraquinodimethane derivatives; diphenylquinonederivatives; bathocuproine, bathophenanthroline, and derivativesthereof; triazole compounds; a distyrylarylene derivative; a metalcomplex having a nitrogen-containing heterocyclic compound as a ligand;a silole compound; and compounds disclosed in paragraphs [0056] to[0057] of JP2006-100767A.

Among these, it is preferable that examples of the n-type semiconductormaterial include fullerenes selected from the group consisting of afullerene and derivatives thereof.

Examples of the fullerenes include a fullerene C₆₀, a fullerene C₇₀, afullerene C₇₆, a fullerene C₇₈, a fullerene C₈₀, a fullerene C₈₂, afullerene C₈₄, a fullerene C₉₀, a fullerene C₉₆, a fullerene C₂₄₀, afullerene C₅₄₀, and a mixed fullerene.

Examples of the fullerene derivatives include compounds in which asubstituent is added to the above fullerenes. The substituent ispreferably an alkyl group, an aryl group, or a heterocyclic group. Thefullerene derivative is preferably compounds described inJP2007-123707A.

In a case where the photoelectric conversion film includes the n-typesemiconductor material, a content of the n-type semiconductor materialwith respect to the total content of the specific compound, the coloringagent, and the n-type semiconductor material (=(film thicknesses ofn-type semiconductor material in terms of single layer/(film thicknessof specific compound in terms of single layer+film thicknesses ofcoloring agent in terms of single layer+film thickness of n-typesemiconductor material in terms of single layer)×100) is preferably 15%to 75% by volume, more preferably 20% to 60% by volume, and still morepreferably 25% to 50% by volume.

In addition, it is also preferable that the photoelectric conversionfilm contains each component in the following content.

Contents of components with respect to the total content of the specificcompound, the coloring agent, and the n-type semiconductor material(=(film thickness of each component in terms of single layer/(filmthickness of specific compound in terms of single layer+film thicknessof coloring agent in terms of single layer+film thickness of n-typesemiconductor material in terms of single layer)×100) are preferablyrespectively a content of the specific compound of 30% to 50% by volume,a content of the coloring agent of 30% to 50% by volume, and a contentof the n-type semiconductor material of preferably 10% to 40% by volume,and more preferably respectively a content of the specific compound of30% to 40% by volume, a content of the coloring agent of 30% to 40% byvolume, and a content of the n-type semiconductor material of 20% to 35%by volume.

The n-type semiconductor material may be used alone, or two or morethereof may be used in combination.

In addition, in a case where the n-type semiconductor material includesfullerenes, a content of the fullerenes to a total content of the n-typesemiconductor material (=(film thickness of fullerenes in terms ofsingle layer/total film thickness of n-type semiconductor materials interms of single layer)×100) is preferably 50% to 100% by volume, andmore preferably 80% to 100% by volume.

The fullerenes may be used alone, or two or more thereof may be used incombination.

The molecular weight of the n-type semiconductor material is preferably200 to 1200, and more preferably 200 to 1000.

The photoelectric conversion film is substantially preferably composedof the specific compound, the coloring agent, and the n-typesemiconductor material. “The photoelectric conversion film issubstantially composed of only the specific compound, the coloringagent, and the n-type semiconductor material” is “the total content ofthe specific compound, the coloring agent, and the n-type semiconductormaterial with respect to the total mass of the photoelectric conversionfilm is 95% by mass or more”.

The photoelectric conversion film is preferably a mixture layer formedin a state where the specific compound and the coloring agent are mixed.

In addition, in a case where the photoelectric conversion film containsan n-type semiconductor material, the photoelectric conversion film ispreferably a mixture layer formed in a state where the specificcompound, the coloring agent, and the n-type semiconductor material aremixed.

The mixture layer is a layer in which two or more materials are mixed ina single layer.

The photoelectric conversion film containing the specific compound is anon-light emitting film, and has a feature different from organic lightemitting diodes (OLEDs). The non-light emitting film means a film havinga light emission quantum efficiency of 1% or less, and the lightemission quantum efficiency is preferably 0.5% or less, and morepreferably 0.1% or less.

<Film Formation Method>

The photoelectric conversion film can be formed mostly by a dry filmformation method. Examples of the dry film formation method include aphysical vapor deposition method such as a vapor deposition method (inparticular, a vacuum vapor deposition method), a sputtering method, andan ion plating method, a molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) method, and achemical vapor deposition (CVD) method such as plasma polymerization.Among these, the vacuum vapor deposition method is preferable. In a casewhere the photoelectric conversion film is formed by the vacuum vapordeposition method, manufacturing conditions such as a degree of vacuumand a vapor deposition temperature can be set according to the normalmethod.

The thickness of the photoelectric conversion film is preferably 10 to1000 nm, more preferably 50 to 800 nm, still more preferably 50 to 500nm, and particularly preferably 50 to 400 nm.

<Electrode>

Electrodes (the upper electrode (the transparent conductive film) 15 andthe lower electrode (the conductive film) 11) are formed of conductivematerials. Examples of the conductive material include metals, alloys,metal oxides, electrically conductive compounds, and mixtures thereof.

Since light is incident through the upper electrode 15, the upperelectrode 15 is preferably transparent to light to be detected. Examplesof the materials constituting the upper electrode 15 include conductivemetal oxides such as tin oxide (antimony tin oxide (ATO), fluorine dopedtin oxide (FTO)) doped with antimony, fluorine, or the like, tin oxide,zinc oxide, indium oxide, indium tin oxide (ITO), and indium zinc oxide(IZO); metal thin films such as gold, silver, chromium, and nickel;mixtures or laminates of these metals and the conductive metal oxides;and organic conductive materials such as polyaniline, polythiophene, andpolypyrrole. Among these, conductive metal oxides are preferable fromthe viewpoints of high conductivity, transparency, and the like.

In general, in a case where the conductive film is made to be thinnerthan a certain range, a resistance value is rapidly increased. However,in the solid-state imaging element into which the photoelectricconversion element according to the present embodiment is incorporated,the sheet resistance is, for example, 100 to 10000Ω/□, and a degree offreedom of a range of the film thickness that can be thinned is large.In addition, as the thickness of the upper electrode (the transparentconductive film) 15 is thinner, the amount of light that the upperelectrode absorbs is smaller, and the light transmittance usuallyincreases. The increase in the light transmittance causes an increase inlight absorbance in the photoelectric conversion film and an increase inthe photoelectric conversion ability, which is preferable.

Considering the suppression of leakage current, an increase in theresistance value of the thin film, and an increase in transmittanceaccompanied by the thinning, the film thickness of the upper electrode15 is preferably 5 to 100 nm, and more preferably 5 to 20 nm.

There is a case where the lower electrode 11 has transparency or anopposite case where the lower electrode does not have transparency andreflects light, depending on the application. Examples of a materialconstituting the lower electrode 11 include conductive metal oxides suchas tin oxide (ATO, FTO) doped with antimony, fluorine, or the like, tinoxide, zinc oxide, indium oxide, indium tin oxide (ITO), and indium zincoxide (IZO); metals such as gold, silver, chromium, nickel, titanium,tungsten, and aluminum, conductive compounds (for example, titaniumnitride (TiN)) such as oxides or nitrides of these metals; mixtures orlaminates of these metals and conductive metal oxides; and organicconductive materials such as polyaniline, polythiophene, andpolypyrrole.

The method of forming electrodes is not particularly limited, and can beappropriately selected in accordance with the electrode material.Specific examples thereof include a wet method such as a printing methodand a coating method; a physical method such as a vacuum vapordeposition method, a sputtering method, and an ion plating method; and achemical method such as a CVD method and a plasma CVD method.

In a case where the material of the electrode is ITO, examples thereofinclude an electron beam method, a sputtering method, a resistanceheating vapor deposition method, a chemical reaction method (such as asol-gel method), and a coating method with a dispersion of indium tinoxide.

<Charge Blocking Film: Electron Blocking Film and Positive Hole BlockingFilm>

It is also preferable that the photoelectric conversion elementaccording to the embodiment of the present invention has one or moreinterlayers between the conductive film and the transparent conductivefilm, in addition to the photoelectric conversion film. An example ofthe interlayer includes a charge blocking film. In a case where thephotoelectric conversion element has this film, the characteristics(such as photoelectric conversion efficiency and responsiveness) of theobtained photoelectric conversion element are more excellent. Examplesof the charge blocking film include an electron blocking film and apositive hole blocking film. Hereinafter, each of the films will bedescribed in detail.

(Electron Blocking Film)

The electron blocking film is a donor organic semiconductor material(compound), and a p-type organic semiconductor described below can beused, for example. The p-type organic semiconductor may be used alone,or two or more thereof may be used in combination.

Examples of the p-type organic semiconductor include triarylaminecompounds (for example, N,N′-bis(3-methylphenyl)-(1,1′-biphenyl)-4,4′-diamine (TPD), 4,4′-bis[N-(naphthyl)-N-Phenyl-amino] biphenyl (α-NPD), compounds disclosed inparagraphs [0128] to [0148] of JP2011-228614A, compounds disclosed inparagraphs [0052] to [0063] of JP2011-176259A, compounds disclosed inparagraphs [0119] to [0158] of JP2011-225544A, compounds disclosed inparagraphs [0044] to [0051] of JP2015-153910A, and compounds disclosedin paragraphs [0086] to [0090] of JP2012-94660A, pyrazoline compounds,styrylamine compounds, hydrazone compounds, polysilane compounds,thiophene compounds (for example, a thienothiophene derivative, adibenzothiophene derivative, a benzodithiophene derivative, adithienothiophene derivative, a [1] benzothieno [3,2-b] thiophene (BTBT)derivative, a thieno [3,2-f: 4,5-f] bis [1] benzothiophene (TBBT)derivative, compounds disclosed in paragraphs [0031] to [0036] ofJP2018-14474A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs [0043] to [0045] ofWO2016-194630A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs [0025] to [0037], and[0099] to [0109] of WO2017-159684A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs[0029] to [0034] of JP2017-076766A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs[0015] to [0025] of WO2018-207722A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs[0045] to [0053] of JP2019-54228A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs[0045] to [0055] of WO2019-058995A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs[0063] to [0089] of WO2019-081416A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs[0033] to [0036] of JP2019-80052A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs[0044] to [0054] of WO2019-054125A, compounds disclosed in paragraphs[0041] to [0046] of WO2019-093188A, and the like), a cyanine compound,an oxonol compound, a polyamine compound, an indole compound, a pyrrolecompound, a pyrazole compound, a polyarylene compound, a fused aromaticcarbocyclic compound (for example, a naphthalene derivative, ananthracene derivative, a phenanthrene derivative, a tetracenederivative, a pentacene derivative, a pyrene derivative, a perylenederivative, and a fluoranthene derivative), a porphyrin compound, aphthalocyanine compound, a triazole compound, an oxadiazole compound, animidazole compound, a polyarylalkane compound, a pyrazolone compound, anamino-substituted chalcone compound, an oxazole compound, a fluorenonecompound, a silazane compound, and a metal complex havingnitrogen-containing heterocyclic compounds as ligands.

Examples of the p-type organic semiconductor include compounds having anionization potential smaller than that of the n-type semiconductormaterial, and in a case where this condition is satisfied, theabove-mentioned coloring agents can be used.

A polymer material can also be used as the electron blocking film.

Examples of the polymer material include a polymer such asphenylenevinylene, fluorene, carbazole, indole, pyrene, pyrrole,picoline, thiophene, acetylene, and diacetylene, and a derivativethereof.

The electron blocking film may be formed of a plurality of films.

The electron blocking film may be formed of an inorganic material. Ingeneral, since an inorganic material has a dielectric constant largerthan that of an organic material, in a case where the inorganic materialis used in the electron blocking film, a large voltage is applied to thephotoelectric conversion film. Therefore, the photoelectric conversionefficiency increases. Examples of the inorganic material that can beused for the electron blocking film include calcium oxide, chromiumoxide, copper chromium oxide, manganese oxide, cobalt oxide, nickeloxide, copper oxide, copper gallium oxide, copper strontium oxide,niobium oxide, molybdenum oxide, copper indium oxide, silver indiumoxide, and iridium oxide.

(Positive Hole Blocking Film)

A positive hole blocking film is an acceptor-property organicsemiconductor material (compound), and the n-type semiconductor materialand other materials described above can be used.

The method of manufacturing the charge blocking film is not particularlylimited, and examples thereof include a dry film formation method and awet film formation method. Examples of the dry film formation methodinclude a vapor deposition method and a sputtering method. The vapordeposition method may be any of a physical vapor deposition (PVD) methodand a chemical vapor deposition (CVD) method, and the physical vapordeposition method such as a vacuum vapor deposition method ispreferable. Examples of the wet film formation method include an ink jetmethod, a spray method, a nozzle printing method, a spin coating method,a dip coating method, a casting method, a die coating method, a rollcoating method, a bar coating method, and a gravure coating method, andan ink jet method is preferable from the viewpoint of high accuracypatterning.

Each thickness of the charge blocking films (the electron blocking filmand the positive hole blocking film) is preferably 3 to 200 nm, morepreferably 5 to 100 nm, and still more preferably 5 to 30 nm.

<Substrate>

The photoelectric conversion element may further include a substrate.Kinds of the substrate to be used are not particularly limited, andexamples of the substrate include a semiconductor substrate, a glasssubstrate, and a plastic substrate.

A position of the substrate is not particularly limited, and in general,the conductive film, the photoelectric conversion film, and thetransparent conductive film are laminated on the substrate in thisorder.

<Sealing Layer>

The photoelectric conversion element may further include a sealinglayer. The performance of a photoelectric conversion material maydeteriorate noticeably due to the presence of deterioration factors suchas water molecules. The deterioration can be prevented by coating andsealing the entirety of the photoelectric conversion film with thesealing layer such as diamond-like carbon (DLC) or ceramics such asmetal oxide, or metal nitride, and metal nitride oxide which are denseand into which water molecules do not permeate.

The material of the sealing layer may be selected and the sealing layermay be manufactured according to the description in paragraphs [0210] to[0215] of JP2011-082508A.

[Imaging Element and Optical Sensor]

An example of the application of the photoelectric conversion elementincludes an imaging element. The imaging element is an element thatconverts optical information of an image into an electric signal. Ingeneral, a plurality of the photoelectric conversion elements arearranged in a matrix on the same plane shape, and an optical signal isconverted into an electric signal in each photoelectric conversionelement (pixel) to sequentially output the electric signal to theoutside of the imaging element for each pixel. Therefore, each pixel isformed of one or more photoelectric conversion elements and one or moretransistors.

The imaging element is mounted on an imaging element such as a digitalcamera and a digital video camera, an electronic endoscope, and imagingmodules such as a cellular phone.

The photoelectric conversion element according to the embodiment of thepresent invention is also preferably used for an optical sensorincluding the photoelectric conversion element according to theembodiment of the present invention. The photoelectric conversionelement may be used alone as the optical sensor, and the photoelectricconversion element may be used as a line sensor in which thephotoelectric conversion elements are linearly arranged or as atwo-dimensional sensor in which the photoelectric conversion elementsare arranged in a plane shape.

[Compound]

The present invention also relates to a compound.

In the above-described General Formula (1), the compound according tothe embodiment of the present invention is identical to theabove-described specific compound, except that D is a group representedby any of Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-9) and Formula (1-11) to Formula(1-15) described above, and preferred conditions and the like are alsothe same.

EXAMPLES

The present invention will be described in more detail based on Examplesbelow. Materials, used amounts, ratios, treatment contents, treatmentprocedures, and the like described in the following Examples can beappropriately changed within the range that does not depart from thegist of the present invention. Therefore, the range of the presentinvention should not be limitatively interpreted by the followingExamples.

[Compound (Compound for Evaluation)]

<Synthesis of Compound (D-1)>

A compound (D-1) was synthesized according to the following scheme.

A compound e-1 (5 g, 16.42 mmol) was charged into a three-necked flask.150 ml of tetrahydrofuran was added to the flask under a nitrogenatmosphere, and the mixture was stirred and cooled to −40° C. 2.1equivalent of a solution of lithium diisopropylamide in tetrahydrofuranto the compound e-1 was added to the flask and stirred for 30 minutes,1.05 equivalent of dimethylformamide was added dropwise to the flask,and stirred for 30 minutes, and thereafter, the mixture was stirred atroom temperature for 1 hour.

A saturated ammonium chloride aqueous solution and chloroform wereadded, the mixture was separated and extracted, and an organic phase wasdried with magnesium sulfate and then filtered. After filtration, thefiltrate was concentrated. A residue thus obtained was purified bysilica gel column chromatography to obtain a compound e-2 (4.44 g).

The compound e-2 (4 g) was charged into a three-necked flask. 120 ml oftoluene was added to the flask under a nitrogen atmosphere and stirred,and 2.1 equivalent of a compound e-3 and 1.05 equivalent of piperidinewere added thereto, and the mixture was heated at 100° C. and stirredfor 8 hours. Thereafter, the temperature was lowered to 60° C., and thenfiltration was performed. A residue thus obtained was suspended andwashed with chloroform and then filtered. A residue thus obtained wasdried under reduced pressure and sublimated and purified to obtain acompound (D-1) (3.21 g).

<Synthesis of Compound (D-2)>

A compound e-4 (5 g, 26.99 mmol) was charged into a three-necked flask.100 ml of chloroform was added to the flask under a nitrogen atmosphere,and the mixture was then stirred, and 1.1 equivalent of bromine wasadded dropwise under ice-cooling. The contents of the flask were stirredat room temperature for 1 hour, a saturated ammonium chloride aqueoussolution and chloroform were added thereto, the mixture was separatedand extracted, an organic phase was dried with magnesium sulfate andfiltered, and the filtrate was then concentrated. A residue thusobtained was purified by silica gel column chromatography to obtain acompound e-5 (6.31 g).

The compound e-5 (6 g) was charged into a three-necked flask, 0.5equivalent of the compound e-6, 3 equivalent of potassium carbonate, 90ml of dimethylformamide, and 9 ml of water were added to the flask, andthe mixture was stirred and then degassed under reduced pressure to besubstituted with nitrogen. Thereafter, 0.05 equivalent oftetrakis(triphenylphosphine)palladium(0) was added to the flask, and themixture was heated at 130° C. and stirred for 8 hours. Thereafter, thetemperature was lowered to room temperature, and the mixture wasfiltered. A residue thus obtained was suspended and washed withchloroform and then filtered. A residue thus obtained was dried underreduced pressure and sublimated and purified to obtain a compound (D-2)(3.82 g).

The above-described compound D-1 and compound D-2 correspond to thespecific compound.

Other specific compounds were also synthesized with reference to theabove-described synthesis method.

A measurement result of each of the synthesized specific compounds byLDI-MS (laser desorption ionization mass analysis) was as follows.

LDI-MS measurement Compound result (m/z (M+)) D-1 615.99 D-2 532.02 D-3671.93 D-4 566.04 D-5 630.10 D-6 450.03 D-7 560.02 D-8 671.97 D-9 642.01D-10 506.00 D-11 617.95 D-12 701.89 D-13 640.01 D-14 574.08 D-15 682.08D-16 515.97 D-17 667.96 D-18 572.00 D-19 572.00 D-20 530.06 D-21 486.01D-22 520.11 D-23 606.04 D-24 565.92 D-25 630.05 D-26 641.97 D-27 604.09D-28 561.98 D-29 847.86 D-30 747.86 D-31 783.94 D-32 791.88 D-33 642.00D-34 777.98 D-35 985.93 D-36 753.95 D-37 797.88 D-38 725.92 D-39 606.09D-40 728.00 D-41 728.00 D-42 835.94 D-43 735.95 D-44 835.94 D-45 735.95D-46 772.06 D-47 704.01 D-48 783.97 D-49 719.96 D-50 872.05 D-51 744.03D-52 621.95 D-53 560.03 D-54 571.94 D-55 616.00 D-56 619.96 D-57 655.94D-58 633.87 D-59 619.96 D-60 558.04 D-61 665.98 D-62 562.02 D-63 571.94D-64 669.98 D-65 527.88 D-66 682.00 D-67 558.04 D-68 597.98 D-69 605.93D-70 599.97 D-71 621.95 D-72 619.96 D-73 619.96 D-74 655.94 D-75 619.96D-76 633.87 D-77 633.87 D-78 669.85 D-79 633.87 D-80 667.86 D-81 705.96D-82 707.95 D-83 703.97 D-84 705.96 D-85 672.02 D-86 674.01 D-87 638.03D-88 674.01 D-89 674.01 D-90 703.97 D-91 739.95 D-92 703.97 D-93 775.93D-94 705.96 D-95 672.02 D-96 708.00 D-97 708.00 D-98 672.02 D-99 674.01D-100 705.96 D-101 739.95 D-102 658.07 D-103 658.07 D-104 671.97 D-105692.06 D-106 703.97 D-107 705.96 D-108 592.03 D-109 603.94 D-110 605.93D-111 569.95 D-112 751.86 D-113 715.88 D-114 717.87 D-115 681.89 D-116692.06 D-117 680.14 D-118 692.06 D-119 592.03 D-120 703.97 D-121 669.98D-122 715.88 D-123 703.97 D-124 703.97 D-125 669.98 D-126 692.06 D-127669.98 D-128 692.06 D-129 803.90 D-130 769.90 D-131 756.00 D-132 756.00D-133 744.09 D-134 756.00 D-135 744.09 D-136 744.09 D-137 768.16 D-138651.94 D-139 640.03 D-140 526.08 D-141 796.12 D-142 764.16 D-143 728.18D-144 760.13 D-145 762.12 D-146 796.12 D-147 804.00 D-148 772.05 D-149740.09 D-150 708.14 D-151 770.01 D-152 808.03 D-153 817.90 D-154 839.98D-155 815.91 D-156 791.98

Hereinbelow, the compounds (D-1) to (D-156) that are specific compounds,and the compounds (R-1) and (R-47) for comparison are illustrated.

Hereinafter, the specific compound and the Comparative compound arecollectively referred to as a compound for evaluation.

[Coloring Agent (Coloring Agent for Evaluation)]

Coloring agents shown below were coloring agents for evaluation used inthe evaluation in Examples, and were used in the production ofphotoelectric conversion elements described later.

A compound (B-1), which is a coloring agent for evaluation, is the samecompound as (R-10), which is a comparative compound.

[n-type Semiconductor Material]

Fullerene C₆₀ was used for the production of photoelectric conversionelements described later, as a n-type semiconductor material used forevaluations in Examples.

Tests Examples and Comparative Examples: Production of PhotoelectricConversion Element

The photoelectric conversion element of the form illustrated in FIG. 2was produced using the obtained compounds. Here, the photoelectricconversion element includes a lower electrode 11, an electron blockingfilm 16A, a photoelectric conversion film 12, a positive hole blockingfilm 16B, and an upper electrode 15.

Specifically, an amorphous ITO was formed into a film on a glasssubstrate by a sputtering method to form the lower electrode 11(thickness: 30 nm). Furthermore, a compound (C-1) described below wasformed into a film on the lower electrode 11 by a vacuum thermal vapordeposition method to form the electron blocking film 16A (thickness: 10nm).

Furthermore, in a state where the temperature of the substrate iscontrolled to 25° C., the compound for evaluation (any of theabove-described compounds for evaluation), the n-type semiconductormaterial (fullerene C₆₀), and the coloring agent (any of the coloringagents for evaluation described above) were set on the electron blockingfilm 16A at a vapor deposition rate of 2.0 Å/sec, and co-vapordeposition was carried out by a vacuum vapor deposition method so thateach of them had a thickness of 100 nm in terms of a single layer, and aphotoelectric conversion film 12 of which the total thickness was 300nm, which is the mixture layer, was formed (photoelectric conversionfilm forming step).

Furthermore, a compound (C-2) described below was formed into a film onthe photoelectric conversion film 12 to form the positive hole blockingfilm 16B (thickness: 10 nm).

Furthermore, amorphous ITO was formed into a film on the positive holeblocking film 16B by a sputtering method to form the upper electrode 15(the transparent conductive film) (thickness: 10 nm). A SiO film wasformed as a sealing layer on the upper electrode 15 by a vacuum vapordeposition method, and thereafter, an aluminum oxide (Al₂O₃) layer wasformed thereon by an atomic layer chemical vapor deposition (ALCVD)method to produce a photoelectric conversion element (simply referred toas an “element”) obtained in each of Examples or Comparative Examples.

By using the same combination of the compounds for evaluation and thecoloring agents for evaluation, 10 elements of the same kind prepared inthe same procedure were produced and subjected to evaluations describedbelow.

<Evaluation of Photoelectric Conversion Efficiency (Sensitivity)>

The drive of each of the obtained elements was confirmed. A voltage wasapplied to each element to have an electric field strength of 2.0×10⁵V/cm. Thereafter, light was emitted from the upper electrode(transparent conductive film) side to evaluate the photoelectricconversion efficiency (external quantum efficiency) at 450 nm. Theexternal quantum efficiency was measured using a constant energy quantumefficiency measuring device manufactured by Optel Co., Ltd. The amountof light emitted was 50 μW/cm².

An external quantum efficiency of each of the ten manufactured elementsof the same kind were measured, and an average external quantumefficiency was used as the external quantum efficiency of the elementsof that kind.

The external quantum efficiency was evaluated as “AA” in a case of 95%or more, evaluated as “A” in a case of 92% or more and less than 95%,evaluated as “B” in a case of 90% or more and less than 92%, evaluatedas “C” in a case of 87% or more and less than 90%, “D” in a case of 85%or more and less than 87%, evaluated as “E” in a case of 82% or more andless than 85%, and evaluated as “F” in a case of less than 82%.

Practically, the evaluations of “A”, “B”, “C”, and “D” are preferable.

<Measurement of Responsiveness>

Each of the obtained elements was used to perform the followingevaluation of responsiveness.

Specifically, a voltage was applied to each element to have a strengthof 2.0×10⁵ V/cm. Thereafter, light emitting diodes (LEDs) wereinstantaneously turned on to emit light from an upper electrode(transparent conductive film) side, and a photocurrent at that time wasmeasured with an oscilloscope. At this time, assuming that the currentintensity (signal intensity) before light emission was 0%, and themaximum signal intensity measured by light emission was 100%, a time(rise time) until the signal intensity reached from 0% to 97% afterlight emission was determined for each element.

The rise time of each of the produced 10 elements of the same kind wasmeasured, and an average rise time was used as the rise time of theelements of that kind.

A relative value of a rise time of each element was obtained, where arise time of an element of Comparative Example 1 was set to 1.

The responsiveness was evaluated as “AA” in a case where the relativevalue of the rise time is less than 0.10, evaluated as “A” in a case of0.10 or more and less than 0.15, evaluated as “B” in a case of 0.15 ormore and less than 0.20, evaluated as “C” in a case of 0.20 or more andless than 0.25, evaluated as “D” in a case of 0.25 or more and less than0.30, evaluated as “E” in a case of 0.30 or more and less than 1.00, andevaluated as “F” in a case of 1.00 or more.

Practically, the evaluations of “A”, “B”, “C”, and “D” are preferable.

<Evaluation of Preventing Properties of Variation in Response>

A rise time was measured for each of the produced ten elements of thesame kind in the same manner as in the above-described <Measurement ofResponsiveness>. An average value of the rise times of the 10 elementswas standardized as 1, and the standard deviation of the rise times ofthe 10 elements was obtained to evaluate preventing properties ofvariation in response.

The preventing properties of variation in response was evaluated as “AA”in a case where a value of the standard deviation is less than 0.01,evaluated as “A” in a case of 0.01 or more and less than 0.02, evaluatedas “B” in a case of 0.02 or more and less than 0.03, evaluated as “C” ina case of 0.03 or more and less than 0.04, evaluated as “D” in a case of0.04 or more and less than 0.05, evaluated as “E” in a case of 0.05 ormore and less than 0.10, and evaluated as “F” in a case of 0.10 or more.

The standard deviation can be calculated by the following Equation.

s: Standard deviation

n: 10

x: 1

xi: Rise time of i-th element in a case where the average value of therise times of the 10 elements is standardized as 1.

$s = \sqrt{\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}( {x_{i} - x} )^{2}}}$

<Evaluation of Preventing Properties of Variation in Sensitivity>

Each external quantum efficiency of the produced 10 elements of the samekind was measured in the same as in the above-described <Evaluation ofPhotoelectric Conversion Efficiency (Sensitivity)>. An average value ofthe sensitivities (external quantum efficiencies) of the 10 elements at450 nm was standardized as 1, and a standard deviation of thesensitivities of the 10 elements was obtained to evaluate preventingproperties of variation in sensitivity.

In Equation shown in the evaluation method of <Evaluation of PreventingProperties of Variation in Response>, the standard deviation forevaluating the preventing properties of variation in sensitivity can becalculated by a calculation equation in which xi is substituted with a“sensitivity of the i-th element in the case where the average value ofthe sensitivities of the 10 elements was standardized as 1”.

The preventing properties of variation in sensitivity was evaluated as“A” in a case where a value of the standard deviation is less than0.0100, evaluated as “B” in a case of 0.0100 or more and less than0.0125, evaluated as “C” in a case of 0.0125 or more and less than0.0150, evaluated as “D” in a case of 0.0150 or more and less than0.0175, evaluated as “E” in a case of 0.0175 or more and less than0.0200, evaluated as “F” in a case of 0.0200 or more and less than0.0225, evaluated as “G” in a case of 0.0225 or more and less than0.0250, evaluated as “H” in a case of 0.0250 or more and less than0.0275, evaluated as “I” in a case of 0.0275 or more and less than0.0300, evaluated as “J” in a case of 0.0300 or more and less than0.0350, evaluated as “K” in a case of 0.0350 or more and less than0.0400, evaluated as “L” in a case of 0.0400 or more and less than0.0500, and evaluated as “M” in a case of 0.0500 or more.

<Evaluation of Photoelectric Conversion Efficiency (Sensitivity) toWavelength of 480 nm>

The sensitivity to a wavelength of 480 nm was evaluated by the sameprocedure as in <Evaluation of Photoelectric Conversion Efficiency(Sensitivity)> using a wavelength of 450 nm, except that thephotoelectric conversion efficiency (external quantum efficiency) at 480nm was evaluated by emitting light from the upper electrode (transparentconductive film) side.

<Measurement of Responsiveness at Wavelength of 480 nm>

The responsiveness was evaluated in the same procedure as in<Measurement of Responsiveness> using a wavelength of 450 nm, exceptthat individual elements obtained in <Evaluation of PhotoelectricConversion Efficiency (Sensitivity) to Wavelength of 480 nm> were used.

<Ratio of Each Component>

Elements were produced in the same procedure, except for the followingprocedure employed in <Examples and Comparative Examples: Production ofPhotoelectric Conversion Element>.

The compound for evaluation (any of the above-described compounds forevaluation), the n-type semiconductor material (fullerene C₆₀), and thecoloring agent (any of the coloring agents for evaluation describedabove) were set on the electron blocking film 16A at the vapordeposition rate to have the ratio of each predetermined component shownin Table 3, and co-vapor deposition was carried out by a vacuum vapordeposition method in terms of a single layer, and a photoelectricconversion film 12 of which the total thickness was 300 nm, which is themixture layer, was formed (photoelectric conversion film forming step).

<Evaluation of Photoelectric Conversion Efficiency (Sensitivity) toWavelength of 480 nm> and <Measurement of Responsiveness at Wavelengthof 480 nm> of the obtained elements were evaluated.

The features of the photoelectric conversion element of each of Examplesand Comparative Examples and the results of tests conducted using thephotoelectric conversion element of each Examples and ComparativeExamples are shown in Tables 1 to 3 below.

In Tables, the “Kind” column in the “Compound” column indicates thekinds of the compounds used as the compounds for evaluation in theproduction of the elements.

In the “D” column in the “Compound” column, in a case where the specificcompound is used as the compound for evaluation, the group representedby D in the specific compound is any of the groups represented byFormula (1-1) to Formula (1-15).

In the “A” column in the “Compound” column, in a case where the specificcompound is used as the compound for evaluation, the group representedby D in the specific compound is any of the groups represented byFormula (3-1) to Formula (3-14).

In the “Ar^(A) Formula” column in the “Compound” column, in a case wherethe specific compound represented by Formula (1A) is used as thecompound for evaluation, the group represented by Ar^(A) in the specificcompound represents the corresponding Formula.

The “coloring agent” column and the “n-type semiconductor material”column indicate the kind of the coloring agent or the n-typesemiconductor material used in the production of the elements,respectively.

The “Specific compound:Coloring agent:n-type semiconductor material”column indicates that the film thickness of the specific compound interms of a single layer:the film thickness of the coloring agent interms of a single layer:the film thickness of the n-type semiconductormaterial in terms of a single layer.

TABLE 1 Evaluation Preventing Preventing n-Type properties properties ofCompound Coloring semiconductor of variation variation in Kind D A agentmaterial Sensitivity Responsiveness in response sensitivity Example 1D-2 1-1 3-5 B-1 Fullerene C60 AA A A J Example 2 D-2 1-1 3-5 B-2Fullerene C60 AA A A J Example 3 D-2 1-1 3-5 B-3 Fullerene C60 AA A A JExample 4 D-2 1-1 3-5 B-4 Fullerene C60 AA A A J Example 5 D-2 1-1 3-5B-5 Fullerene C60 AA A A J Example 6 D-2 1-1 3-5 B-6 Fullerene C60 AA AA J Example 7 D-2 1-1 3-5 B-7 Fullerene C60 AA A A J Example 8 D-2 1-13-5 B-8 Fullerene C60 AA A A J Example 9 D-2 1-1 3-5 B-9 Fullerene C60AA A A J Example 10 D-2 1-1 3-5 B-10 Fullerene C60 AA A A J Example 11D-2 1-1 3-5 B-11 Fullerene C60 AA A A J Example 12 D-2 1-1 3-5 B-12Fullerene C60 AA A A J Example 13 D-2 1-1 3-5 B-13 Fullerene C60 AA A AJ Example 14 D-2 1-1 3-5 B-14 Fullerene C60 AA A A J Example 15 D-2 1-13-5 B-15 Fullerene C60 AA A A J Example 16 D-2 1-1 3-5 B-16 FullereneC60 AA A A J Example 17 D-2 1-1 3-5 B-17 Fullerene C60 AA A A J Example18 D-2 1-1 3-5 B-18 Fullerene C60 AA A A J Example 19 D-2 1-1 3-5 B-19Fullerene C60 AA A A J Example 20 D-2 1-1 3-5 B-20 Fullerene C60 AA A AJ Example 21 D-3 1-1 3-3 B-5 Fullerene C60 AA A A K Example 22 D-4 1-13-6 B-6 Fullerene C60 AA A A K Example 23 D-6 1-1 3-5 B-7 Fullerene C60AA A A J Example 24 D-7 1-1 3-2 B-8 Fullerene C60 A B B K Example 25 D-91-1 3-2 B-9 Fullerene C60 A B B K Example 26 D-12 1-5 3-3 B-10 FullereneC60 AA A A J Example 27 D-8 1-5 3-2 B-2 Fullerene C60 D B B J Example 28D-13 1-5 3-2 B-3 Fullerene C60 A B B J Example 29 D-14 1-8 3-5 B-4Fullerene C60 AA A A J Example 30 D-16 1-5 3-8 B-14 Fullerene C60 C D DH Example 31 D-17 1-9 3-5 B-20 Fullerene C60 AA A A G Example 32 D-111-2 3-5 B-11 Fullerene C60 A B B J Example 33 D-10 1-4 3-5 B-15Fullerene C60 AA A A J Example 34 D-1 1-4 3-2 B-18 Fullerene C60 D D D KExample 35 D-20 1-3 3-1 B-12 Fullerene C60 C D D K Example 36 D-18 1-63-7 B-13 Fullerene C60 C D D J Example 37 D-19 1-7 3-7 B-14 FullereneC60 C D D J Example 38 D-15 1-10 3-4 B-16 Fullerene C60 D D D L Example39 D-15 1-10 3-4 B-17 Fullerene C60 D D D L Example 40 D-5 1-10 3-2 B-1Fullerene C60 C D D K Example 41 D-21 1-1 3-8 B-1 Fullerene C60 AA A A IExample 42 D-22 1-10 3-5 B-1 Fullerene C60 D D D J Example 43 D-23 1-113-5 B-3 Fullerene C60 C C C J Example 44 D-24 1-12 3-5 B-6 Fullerene C60D C D E Example 45 D-25 1-13 3-5 B-9 Fullerene C60 D D C F Example 46D-26 1-14 3-5 B-10 Fullerene C60 D D D H Example 47 D-27 1-15 3-8 B-14Fullerene C60 C C C E Example 48 D-28 1-5 3-5 B-2 Fullerene C60 AA A A IExample 49 D-29 1-2 3-9 B-1 Fullerene C60 B C C J Example 50 D-30 1-23-10 B-1 Fullerene C60 B C C H Example 51 D-31 1-5 3-9 B-2 Fullerene C60C D D I Example 52 D-32 1-5 3-9 B-2 Fullerene C60 C D D I Example 53D-33 1-6 3-9 B-3 Fullerene C60 C D D I Example 54 D-34 1-7 3-9 B-4Fullerene C60 D D D I Example 55 D-35 1-7 3-10 B-4 Fullerene C60 D D D GExample 56 D-36 1-9 3-9 B-5 Fullerene C60 A B B G Example 57 D-37 1-93-10 B-5 Fullerene C60 A B B E Example 58 D-38 1-9 3-10 B-5 FullereneC60 A B B E Example 59 D-39 1-10 3-9 B-6 Fullerene C60 D D D J Example60 D-40 1-11 3-9 B-7 Fullerene C60 C D D I Example 61 D-41 1-11 3-9 B-7Fullerene C60 C D D J Example 62 D-42 1-12 3-9 B-8 Fullerene C60 B C C EExample 63 D-43 1-12 3-10 B-8 Fullerene C60 B C C C Example 64 D-44 1-123-9 B-8 Fullerene C60 B C C E Example 65 D-45 1-12 3-10 B-8 FullereneC60 B C C C Example 66 D-46 1-13 3-9 B-9 Fullerene C60 D D D F Example67 D-47 1-13 3-10 B-9 Fullerene C60 D D D D Example 68 D-48 1-14 3-9B-10 Fullerene C60 C D D H Example 69 D-49 1-14 3-10 B-10 Fullerene C60C D D F Example 70 D-50 1-15 3-9 B-11 Fullerene C60 C D D F Example 71D-51 1-15 3-10 B-11 Fullerene C60 C D D D Example 72 D-52 1-9 3-8 B-14Fullerene C60 A B B F Example 73 D-53 1-12 3-8 B-14 Fullerene C60 B C CD Example 74 D-54 1-2 3-8 B-14 Fullerene C60 B C C I Example 75 D-551-14 3-8 B-14 Fullerene C60 C D D G Example 76 D-56 1-9 3-11 B-6Fullerene C60 A B B C Example 77 D-57 1-9 3-10 B-6 Fullerene C60 A B B EExample 78 D-58 1-9 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 A B B C Example 79 D-59 1-93-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 A B B C Example 80 D-60 1-12 3-11 B-6 FullereneC60 B C C A Example 81 D-61 1-12 3-10 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C C Example82 D-62 1-12 3-8 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C D Example 83 D-63 1-12 3-11 B-6Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 84 D-64 1-11 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 D D DF Example 85 D-65 1-5 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 C D D E Example 86 D-66 1-93-8 B-6 Fullerene C60 A B B F Example 87 D-67 1-12 3-8 B-6 Fullerene C60B C C D Example 88 D-68 1-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 89D-69 1-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 90 D-70 1-12 3-11 B-6Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 91 D-71 1-9 3-8 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C FExample 92 D-72 1-9 3-8 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C F Example 93 D-73 1-63-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C E Example 94 D-74 1-9 3-11 B-6 FullereneC60 B C C E Example 95 D-75 1-9 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C E Example96 D-76 1-9 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C C Example 97 D-77 1-9 3-11 B-6Fullerene C60 B C C C Example 98 D-78 1-9 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C CExample 99 D-79 1-9 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C C Example 100 D-80 1-93-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C C Example 101 D-81 1-12 3-11 B-6 FullereneC60 B C C A Example 102 D-82 1-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C A Example103 D-83 1-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 104 D-84 1-12 3-11B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 105 D-85 1-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 BC C A Example 106 D-86 1-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 107D-87 1-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 108 D-88 1-12 3-11 B-6Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 109 D-89 1-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C CA Example 110 D-90 1-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 111 D-911-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 112 D-92 1-12 3-11 B-6Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 113 D-93 1-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C CA Example 114 D-94 1-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 115 D-951-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 116 D-96 1-12 3-11 B-6Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 117 D-97 1-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C CA Example 118 D-98 1-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 119 D-991-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 120 D-100 1-12 3-11 B-6Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 121 D-101 1-12 3-10 B-6 Fullerene C60 B CC C Example 122 D-102 1-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C A Example 123D-103 1-12 3-13 B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C D Example 124 D-104 1-12 3-12B-6 Fullerene C60 B C C B Example 125 D-90 1-12 3-11 B-21 Fullerene C60B C C Example 126 D-90 1-12 3-11 B-22 Fullerene C60 B C C Example 127D-90 1-12 3-11 B-23 Fullerene C60 B C C Example 128 D-90 1-12 3-11 B-24Fullerene C60 B C C Example 129 D-90 1-12 3-11 B-25 Fullerene C60 B C CExample 130 D-90 1-12 3-11 B-26 Fullerene C60 B C C Example 131 D-901-12 3-11 B-27 Fullerene C60 B C C Example 132 D-90 1-12 3-11 B-28Fullerene C60 B C C Example 133 D-90 1-12 3-11 B-29 Fullerene C60 B C CExample 134 D-90 1-12 3-11 B-30 Fullerene C60 B C C Example 135 D-901-12 3-11 B-31 Fullerene C60 B C C Example 136 D-90 1-12 3-11 B-32Fullerene C60 B C C Example 137 D-90 1-12 3-11 B-33 Fullerene C60 B C CExample 138 D-90 1-12 3-11 B-34 Fullerene C60 B C C Example 139 D-901-12 3-11 B-35 Fullerene C60 B C C Example 140 D-90 1-12 3-11 B-36Fullerene C60 B C C Example 141 D-140 1-12 3-11 B-6 Fullerene C60 C D DComparative Example 1 R-1 — — B-2 Fullerene C60 F F F M ComparativeExample 2 R-2 — — B-4 Fullerene C60 E F F M Comparative Example 3 R-3 —— B-8 Fullerene C60 E F E M Comparative Example 4 R-4 — — B-4 FullereneC60 F E F M Comparative Example 5 R-5 — — B-6 Fullerene C60 F F F MComparative Example 6 R-6 — — B-12 Fullerene C60 E E F M ComparativeExample 7 R-7 — — B-17 Fullerene C60 F F E M Comparative Example 8 R-8 —— B-15 Fullerene C60 E F E M Comparative Example 9 R-9 — — B-16Fullerene C60 F F E M Comparative Example 10 R-1 — — B-19 — E E F MComparative Example 11 R-10 — — B-20 Fullerene C60 E E F M ComparativeExample 12 R-11 — — B-2 Fullerene C60 F F F M Comparative Example 13R-12 — — B-10 Fullerene C60 E F F M Comparative Example 14 R-13 — — B-13Fullerene C60 E F F M Comparative Example 15 R-14 — — B-4 Fullerene C60E F F M Comparative Example 16 R-15 — — B-7 Fullerene C60 E F F MComparative Example 17 R-16 — — B-7 Fullerene C60 E F F M ComparativeExample 18 R-17 — — B-3 Fullerene C60 E F F M Comparative Example 19R-18 — — B-2 Fullerene C60 E F F M Comparative Example 20 R-19 — — B-6Fullerene C60 F F F M Comparative Example 21 R-20 — — B-5 Fullerene C60E F F M Comparative Example 22 R-21 — — B-14 Fullerene C60 F F F MComparative Example 23 R-22 — — B-14 Fullerene C60 E F F M ComparativeExample 24 R-23 — — B-5 Fullerene C60 F F F M Comparative Example 25R-24 — — B-5 Fullerene C60 E F F M Comparative Example 26 R-25 — — B-6Fullerene C60 E F F M Comparative Example 27 R-26 — — B-6 Fullerene C60E F F M Comparative Example 28 R-27 — — B-6 Fullerene C60 E F F MComparative Example 29 R-28 — — B-6 Fullerene C60 E F F M ComparativeExample 30 R-29 — — B-6 Fullerene C60 E F F M Comparative Example 31R-30 — — B-6 Fullerene C60 E F F M Comparative Example 32 R-31 — — B-6Fullerene C60 E F F M Comparative Example 33 R-32 — — B-6 Fullerene C60E F F M Comparative Example 34 R-33 — — B-6 Fullerene C60 E F F MComparative Example 35 R-34 — — B-6 Fullerene C60 E F F M ComparativeExample 36 R-35 — — B-6 Fullerene C60 E F F M Comparative Example 37R-36 — — B-6 Fullerene C60 E F F M Comparative Example 38 R-37 — — B-6Fullerene C60 E F F M Comparative Example 39 R-38 — — B-6 Fullerene C60E F F M Comparative Example 40 R-39 — — B-6 Fullerene C60 E F F MComparative Example 41 R-40 — — B-4 Fullerene C60 E F F M ComparativeExample 42 R-41 — — B-6 Fullerene C60 E F F M Comparative Example 43R-42 — — B-6 Fullerene C60 E F F M Comparative Example 44 R-43 — — B-6Fullerene C60 E F F M Comparative Example 45 R-44 — — B-6 Fullerene C60E F F M Comparative Example 46 R-45 — — B-6 Fullerene C60 E F F MComparative Example 47 R-46 — — B-6 Fullerene C60 E F F M ComparativeExample 48 R-47 — — B-6 Fullerene C60 E F F M

TABLE 2 n-Type Evaluation Compound Coloring semiconductor Sensitivity toResponsiveness to Kind Ar^(A) Formula agent material wavelength of 480nm wavelength of 480 nm Example 201 D-81  4-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 A AExample 202 D-82  4-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 202 D-83  4-1 B-6Fullerene C60 A A Example 204 D-84  4-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example205 D-85  4-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 206 D-86  4-1 B-6 FullereneC60 A A Example 207 D-87  4-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 208 D-88 4-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 209 D-89  4-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 A AExample 210 D-90  4-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 211 D-91  4-1 B-6Fullerene C60 A A Example 212 D-92  4-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example213 D-93  4-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 214 D-94  4-1 B-6 FullereneC60 A A Example 215 D-95  4-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 216 D-96 4-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 217 D-97  4-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 A AExample 218 D-98  4-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 219 D-99  4-1 B-6Fullerene C60 A A Example 220 D-100  4-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example221 D-102  4-2 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 222 D-103  4-2 B-6Fullerene C60 A A Example 223 D-105  4-2 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example224 D-104  4-3 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 225 D-106  4-3 B-6Fullerene C60 A A Example 226 D-107  4-3 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example227 D-43  4-4 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 228 D-60  4-4 B-6 FullereneC60 A A Example 229 D-61  4-4 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 230 D-62 4-4 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 231 D-67  4-4 B-6 Fullerene C60 A AExample 232 D-108  4-4 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 233 D-140  4-4 B-6Fullerene C60 A A Example 234 D-63  4-5 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example235 D-69  4-5 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 236 D-109  4-5 B-6 FullereneC60 A A Example 237 D-110  4-5 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 238 D-111 4-5 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 239 D-112  4-6 B-6 Fullerene C60 A AExample 240 D-113  4-6 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 241 D-114  4-6 B-6Fullerene C60 A A Example 242 D-115  4-6 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example243 D-147  4-7 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 244 D-148  4-7 B-6Fullerene C60 A A Example 245 D-149  4-7 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example246 D-150  4-7 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 247 D-151  4-7 B-6Fullerene C60 A A Example 248 D-155  4-8 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example249 D-116  5-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 C C Example 250 D-117  5-2 B-6Fullerene C60 C C Example 251 D-118  5-3 B-6 Fullerene C60 C C Example252 D-119  5-4 B-6 Fullerene C60 C C Example 253 D-120  5-5 B-6Fullerene C60 C C Example 254 D-121  5-5 B-6 Fullerene C60 C C Example255 D-141  5-6 B-6 Fullerene C60 C C Example 256 D-142  5-6 B-6Fullerene C60 C C Example 257 D-143  5-6 B-6 Fullerene C60 C C Example258 D-144  5-6 B-6 Fullerene C60 C C Example 259 D-145  5-6 B-6Fullerene C60 C C Example 260 D-146  5-6 B-6 Fullerene C60 C C Example261 D-152  5-7 B-6 Fullerene C60 C C Example 262 D-122  6-1 B-6Fullerene C60 A A Example 263 D-101  6-2 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example264 D-123  6-2 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 265 D-124  7-1 B-6Fullerene C60 B B Example 266 D-125  7-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 B B Example267 D-126  7-2 B-6 Fullerene C60 B B Example 268 D-127  8-1 B-6Fullerene C60 B B Example 269 D-128  8-2 B-6 Fullerene C60 B B Example270 D-129  9-1 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 271 D-130  9-1 B-6Fullerene C60 A A Example 272 D-131  9-2 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example273 D-156  9-2 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 274 D-132  9-3 B-6Fullerene C60 A A Example 275 D-133  9-4 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example276 D-134  9-5 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 277 D-135  9-6 B-6Fullerene C60 A A Example 278 D-136  9-7 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example279 D-137  9-8 B-6 Fullerene C60 A A Example 280 D-138 10-1 B-6Fullerene C60 B B Example 281 D-153 10-2 B-6 Fullerene C60 B B Example282 D-154 10-3 B-6 Fullerene C60 B B Example 283 D-139 11-1 B-6Fullerene C60 B B Example 284 D-116  5-1 B-21 Fullerene C60 C C Example285 D-116  5-1 B-22 Fullerene C60 C C Example 286 D-116  5-1 B-23Fullerene C60 C C Example 287 D-116  5-1 B-24 Fullerene C60 C C Example288 D-116  5-1 B-25 Fullerene C60 C C Example 289 D-116  5-1 B-26Fullerene C60 C C Example 290 D-116  5-1 B-27 Fullerene C60 C C Example291 D-116  5-1 B-28 Fullerene C60 C C Example 292 D-116  5-1 B-29Fullerene C60 C C Example 293 D-116  5-1 B-30 Fullerene C60 C C Example294 D-116  5-1 B-31 Fullerene C60 C C Example 295 D-116  5-1 B-32Fullerene C60 C C Example 296 D-116  5-1 B-33 Fullerene C60 C C Example297 D-116  5-1 B-34 Fullerene C60 C C Example 298 D-116  5-1 B-35Fullerene C60 C C Example 299 D-116  5-1 B-36 Fullerene C60 C C Example300 D-130  9-1 B-21 Fullerene C60 A A Example 301 D-130  9-1 B-22Fullerene C60 A A Example 302 D-130  9-1 B-23 Fullerene C60 A A Example303 D-130  9-1 B-24 Fullerene C60 A A Example 304 D-130  9-1 B-25Fullerene C60 A A Example 305 D-130  9-1 B-26 Fullerene C60 A A Example306 D-130  9-1 B-27 Fullerene C60 A A Example 307 D-130  9-1 B-28Fullerene C60 A A Example 308 D-130  9-1 B-29 Fullerene C60 A A Example309 D-130  9-1 B-30 Fullerene C60 A A Example 310 D-130  9-1 B-31Fullerene C60 A A Example 311 D-130  9-1 B-32 Fullerene C60 A A Example312 D-130  9-1 B-33 Fullerene C60 A A Example 313 D-130  9-1 B-34Fullerene C60 A A Example 314 D-130  9-1 B-35 Fullerene C60 A A Example315 D-130  9-1 B-36 Fullerene C60 A A Comparative Example 201 R-30 — B-6Fullerene C60 E E Comparative Example 202 R-31 — B-6 Fullerene C60 E EComparative Example 203 R-33 — B-6 Fullerene C60 E E Comparative Example204 R-35 — B-6 Fullerene C60 E E Comparative Example 205 R-36 — B-6Fullerene C60 E E Comparative Example 206 R-38 — B-6 Fullerene C60 E EComparative Example 207 R-39 — B-6 Fullerene C60 E E Comparative Example208 R-40 — B-6 Fullerene C60 E E Comparative Example 209 R-41 — B-6Fullerene C60 E E Comparative Example 210 R-42 — B-6 Fullerene C60 E EComparative Example 211 R-43 — B-6 Fullerene C60 E E Comparative Example212 R-44 — B-6 Fullerene C60 E E Comparative Example 213 R-45 — B-6Fullerene C60 E E Comparative Example 214 R-46 — B-6 Fullerene C60 E EComparative Example 215 R-47 — B-6 Fullerene C60 E E

TABLE 49 Ratio of specific Evaluation Compound n-Type compound:coloringSensitivity Responsiveness Ar^(A) Coloring semiconductor agent:n-type towavelength to wavelength Table 3 Kind Formula agent materialsemiconductor material of 480 nm of 480 nm Example 251 D-118 5-3 B-6 Fullerene C60 1:1:1 C C Example 401 D-118 5-3 B-6  Fullerene C60 1:1:0.5C C Example 402 D-118 5-3 B-6  Fullerene C60 1:1:0.3 D D Example 403D-118 5-3 B-6  Fullerene C60 1.5:1:0.5 D D Example 404 D-146 5-6 B-21Fullerene C60 1:1:1 C C Example 405 D-146 5-6 B-21 Fullerene C60 1:1:05C C Example 406 D-146 5-6 B-21 Fullerene C60 1:1:0.3 D D Example 407D-146 5-6 B-21 Fullerene C60 1.5:1:0.5 D D Example 408 D-122 6-1 B-22Fullerene C60 1:1:1 A A Example 409 D-122 6-1 B-22 Fullerene C60 1:1:0.5A A Example 410 D-122 6-1 B-22 Fullerene C60 1:1:0.3 B B Example 411D-122 6-1 B-22 Fullerene C60 1.5:1:0.5 B B Example 412 D-109 4-5 B-23Fullerene C60 1:1:1 A A Example 413 D-109 4-5 B-23 Fullerene C60 1:1:0.5A A Example 414 D-109 4-5 B-23 Fullerene C60 1:1:0.3 B B Example 415D-109 4-5 B-23 Fullerene C60 1.5:1:0.5 B B Example 416 D-125 7-1 B-24Fullerene C60 1:1:1 B B Example 417 D-125 7-1 B-24 Fullerene C60 1:1:0.5B B Example 418 D-125 7-1 B-24 Fullerene C60 1:1:0.3 C C Example 419D-125 7-1 B-24 Fullerene C60 1.5:1:0.5 C C Example 420 D-153 10-2  B-25Fullerene C60 1:1:1 B B Example 421 D-153 10-2  B-25 Fullerene C601:1:0.5 B B Example 422 D-153 10-2  B-25 Fullerene C60 1:1:0.3 C CExample 423 D-153 10-2  B-25 Fullerene C60 1.5:1:0.5 C C Example 424D-89  4-1 B-26 Fullerene C60 1:1:1 A A Example 425 D-89  4-1 B-26Fullerene C60 1:1:0.5 A A Example 426 D-89  4-1 B-26 Fullerene C601:1:0.3 B B Example 427 D-89  4-1 B-26 Fullerene C60 1.5:1:0.5 B BExample 428 D-101 6-2 B-27 Fullerene C60 1:1:1 A A Example 429 D-101 6-2B-27 Fullerene C60 1:1:0.5 A A Example 430 D-101 6-2 B-27 Fullerene C601:1:0.3 B B Example 431 D-101 6-2 B-27 Fullerene C60 1.5:1:0.5 B BExample 432 D-137 9-8 B-28 Fullerene C60 1:1:1 A A Example 433 D-137 9-8B-28 Fullerene C60 1:1:0.5 A A Example 434 D-137 9-8 B-28 Fullerene C601:1:0.3 B B Example 435 D-137 9-8 B-28 Fullerene C60 1.5:1:0.5 B B

From the results illustrated in Table 1, it was confirmed that thephotoelectric conversion element according to the embodiment of thepresent invention using the specific compound for the photoelectricconversion film was excellent to exhibit the effect of the presentinvention.

On the other hand, in a case where the compounds different from thespecific compounds were used, the sensitivity, responsiveness,preventing properties of variation in response, and preventingproperties of variation in sensitivity of the obtained photoelectricconversion elements deteriorated as compared to that of thephotoelectric conversion element according to the embodiment of thepresent invention.

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-   -   10 a, 10 b: Photoelectric conversion element    -   11: Conductive film (lower electrode)    -   12: Photoelectric conversion film    -   15: Transparent conductive film (upper electrode)    -   16A: Electron blocking film    -   16B: Positive hole blocking film

What is claimed is:
 1. A photoelectric conversion element comprising, inthe following order: a conductive film; a photoelectric conversion film;and a transparent conductive film, wherein the photoelectric conversionfilm contains a compound represented by Formula (1) and a coloringagent,A-D-A  (1) in Formula (1), D is a group represented by any of Formula(1-1) to Formula (1-15), A is a group represented by any of Formula(3-1) to Formula (3-14), where, two A's present in Formula (1) are eacha group having the same structure,

in Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-15), * represents a bonding position, X¹represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom, or atellurium atom, one of Y¹ and Y² represents a sulfur atom, an oxygenatom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom, and another one represents—CH═, one of Y³ and Y⁴ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, aselenium atom, or a tellurium atom, and another one represents —CH═, oneof Y⁵ and Y⁶ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom,or a tellurium atom, and another one represents —CH═, one of Y⁷ and Y⁸represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom, or atellurium atom, and another one represents —CH═, n¹ represents aninteger of 3 to 5, n² represents an integer of 3 to 5, n³ represents aninteger of 0 to 2, where, at least one of two n³'s present in each ofFormula (1-4) to Formula (1-7) represents an integer of 1 or 2, n⁴ ton²¹ each independently represent an integer of 0 to 2, Ar in Formula(1-1) and Formula (1-2) is a group represented by Formula (2-3), Ar inFormula (1-4) is a group represented by any of Formula (2-1) to Formula(2-3), Ar in Formula (1-5) to Formula (1-9) and Formula (1-11) toFormula (1-15) is a group represented by any of Formula (2-1) to Formula(2-4),

in Formula (2-1) to Formula (2-4), * represents a bonding position, X²represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom, or atellurium atom, Z¹ represents —CH═ or —N═, where, at least one of twoZ¹'s in Formula (2-3) is —N═, Z⁴ represents —CH═ or —N═, one or more of—CH═ included in a ring structure in a group represented by D in Formula(1) may be substituted with —CR³═, R³ represents a halogen atom,

in Formula (3-1) to Formula (3-14), * represents a bonding position, B¹and B² each independently represent a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom,═C(CN)₂, or ═C(CN)(CO₂R¹), R¹ represents an alkyl group having 1 or 2carbon atoms, which may have a halogen atom as a substituent, Erepresents an aromatic ring, which may have a group selected from thegroup consisting of a halogen atom, a methyl group, an ethyl group, anda methoxy group, as a substituent, where the methyl group, the ethylgroup, and the methoxy group each may further have a halogen atom as asubstituent, R represents an alkyl group having 1 or 2 carbon atoms,which may have a halogen atom as a substituent, G represents —CR^(G)═ or—N═, R^(G) represents a hydrogen atom, a halogen atom, or a cyano group,where, at least one of five G's in Formula (3-8) is —N═, and at leastone of seven G's in Formula (3-13) is —N═, m1 represents an integer of 1to 5, m2 represents an integer of 1 to 5, m3 represents an integer of 0to 3, m4 represents an integer of 0 to 4, where, in Formula (3-14),m3+m4 is 1 or more, one or more of —CH═ included in a ring structure ina group represented by Formula (3-10) and Formula (3-14) may besubstituted with —CR⁴═, R⁴ represents a halogen atom other than afluorine atom, X⁴ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a seleniumatom, or a tellurium atom, Z² to Z⁵ each independently represent—CR^(Z)═ or —N═, R^(Z) represents a hydrogen atom or a halogen atom,where, at least one of Z² and Z³ in Formula (3-11) is —N═, one of fourZ⁵'s in Formula (3-12) is —C(—*)═, J represents a hydrogen atom, ahalogen atom, an aryl group, a heteroaryl group, or an alkyl grouphaving 1 or 2 carbon atoms, which may have a halogen atom as asubstituent, the aryl group and the heteroaryl group that arerepresented by J may have, as a substituent, one or both of a halogenatom and an alkyl group having 1 or 2 carbon atoms, which has a halogenatom as a further substituent, J and Z³ may be bonded to each other toform an aromatic ring, which may have a halogen atom as a substituent,in a case where J and Z³ are bonded to each other to form the aromaticring, both Z² and Z³ may be other than —N═, ArL is a group representedby any of Formula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3), in Formula (Ar1) to Formula(Ar3), *^(D) represents a bonding position with respect to a grouprepresented by D, and *^(A) represents a bonding position with respectto a group other than the group represented by D, mx is 1 in a grouprepresented by any of Formula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3) as ArL in Formula(3-5), and is the same value as m1 in a group represented by any ofFormula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3) as ArL in Formula (3-9), X³ represents asulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom, Y⁹represents —CH═, —CR²═, or —N═, R² represents a halogen atom or an alkylgroup having 1 or 2 carbon atoms, which may have a halogen atom as asubstituent, Y¹⁰ represents —CH═ or —CR³═, R³ represents a halogen atom,in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-5) and D is agroup represented by Formula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2 and all Ar's are a group representedby Formula (2-1), ArL in Formula (3-5) is a group represented by Formula(Ar1) or Formula (Ar3), in a case where A is a group represented byFormula (3-8), D is a group represented by Formula (1-1) to Formula(1-7), a group represented by Formula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented byFormula (2-3), a group represented by Formula (1-9), a group representedby formula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹ are each independently an integerof 1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3), a grouprepresented by Formula (1-12) or Formula (1-13), a group represented byFormula (1-14) in which n¹⁴ and n¹⁵ are each independently an integer of1 or 2, or a group represented by Formula (1-15), in a case where A is agroup represented by Formula (3-9), D is a group represented by Formula(1-1) in which n¹⁸ and n¹⁹ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2,a group represented by Formula (1-2), a group represented by Formula(1-4) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar that is directly bondedto A is a group represented by Formula (2-3), a group represented byFormula (1-5) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2, a group representedby Formula (1-6) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2, a grouprepresented by Formula (1-7) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2, agroup represented by Formula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented byFormula (2-3), a group represented by Formula (1-9) in which n⁶ and n⁷are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented byFormula (1-10), a group represented by Formula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented byFormula (1-12) in which n¹⁰ and n¹ are each independently an integer of1 or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-13) in which n¹² and n¹³ areeach independently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula(1-14) in which n¹⁴ and n¹⁵ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2,or a group represented by Formula (1-15) in which n¹⁶ and n¹⁷ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2, in a case where A is a grouprepresented by Formula (3-10), D is a group represented by Formula (1-1)in which n¹⁸ and n¹⁹ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, agroup represented by Formula (1-2), a group represented by Formula (1-4)in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar that is directly bonded to Ais a group represented by Formula (2-3), a group represented by Formula(1-5) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a group representedby Formula (2-3), a group represented by Formula (1-6) in which n³ is aninteger of 1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3) orFormula (2-4), a group represented by Formula (1-7) in which n³ is aninteger of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-8) in which n⁴ andn⁵ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a grouprepresented by Formula (2-3), a group represented by Formula (1-9) inwhich n⁶ and n⁷ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, a grouprepresented by Formula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3), agroup represented by Formula (1-12) in which n¹⁰ and n¹¹ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula(1-13) in which n¹² and n¹³ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2,a group represented by Formula (1-14) in which n⁴ and n¹⁵ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2, or a group represented by Formula(1-15) in which n¹⁶ and n¹⁷ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2,in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-11) and D is agroup represented by Formula (1-8), J and Z³ in Formula (3-11) may notbe bonded to each other to form an aromatic ring, in a case where A is agroup represented by Formula (3-11) and D is a group represented byFormula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹ both are 0, J and Z³ in Formula (3-11)may not be bonded to each other to form an aromatic ring, in a casewhere A is a group represented by Formula (3-11), and D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-12) in which n¹⁰ and n¹¹ both are 1 and allAr's are a group represented by Formula (2-2), J and Z³ in Formula(3-11) may not be bonded to each other to form an aromatic ring, in acase where A is a group represented by Formula (3-12), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-7), a group represented byFormula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of 1or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-9) or Formula (1-10), a grouprepresented by formula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3) orFormula (2-4), or a group represented by Formula (1-12) to Formula(1-15), when A is a group represented by Formula (3-12) and D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-12), a case that n¹⁰ and n¹¹ both are 1, andall Ar's are a group represented by Formula (2-2) is excluded, and in acase where A is a group represented by Formula (3-13), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-7), a group represented byFormula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of 1or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3) or Formula (2-4), agroup represented by Formula (1-9) or Formula (1-10), a grouprepresented by formula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-1),Formula (2-3) or Formula (2-4), or a group represented by Formula (1-12)to Formula (1-15).
 2. The photoelectric conversion element according toclaim 1, wherein the D is a group represented by any of Formula (1-5) toFormula (1-7), Formula (1-9), and Formula (1-12) to Formula (1-15). 3.The photoelectric conversion element according to claim 1, wherein the Dis a group represented by any of Formula (1-9) and Formula (1-12) toFormula (1-15).
 4. The photoelectric conversion element according toclaim 1, wherein the D is a group represented by any of Formula (1-9),Formula (1-12), Formula (1-13), and Formula (1-15).
 5. The photoelectricconversion element according to claim 1, wherein the D is a grouprepresented by any of Formula (1-12), Formula (1-13), and Formula(1-15).
 6. The photoelectric conversion element according to claim 1,wherein the D is a group represented by Formula (1-12).
 7. Thephotoelectric conversion element according to claim 1, wherein the A isa group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula (3-3), andFormula (3-5) to Formula (3-14).
 8. The photoelectric conversion elementaccording to claim 1, wherein the A is a group represented by any ofFormula (3-5) and Formula (3-8) to Formula (3-14).
 9. The photoelectricconversion element according to claim 1, wherein the A is a grouprepresented by any of Formula (3-8) and Formula (3-10) to Formula(3-14).
 10. The photoelectric conversion element according to claim 1,wherein the A is a group represented by any of Formula (3-10) to Formula(3-12), and Formula (3-14).
 11. The photoelectric conversion elementaccording to claim 1, wherein the A is a group represented by any ofFormula (3-11) and Formula (3-12).
 12. The photoelectric conversionelement according to claim 1, wherein the A is a group represented byFormula (3-11).
 13. The photoelectric conversion element according toclaim 1, wherein the compound represented by Formula (1) has a molecularweight of 400 to
 900. 14. The photoelectric conversion element accordingto claim 1, wherein the photoelectric conversion film is a mixture layerformed in a state where the compound represented by Formula (1) and thecoloring agent are mixed.
 15. A photoelectric conversion elementcomprising, in the following order: a conductive film; a photoelectricconversion film; and a transparent conductive film, wherein thephotoelectric conversion film contains a compound represented by Formula(1A) and a coloring agent,

in Formula (1A), X^(A) represents a sulfur atom or an oxygen atom,Ar^(A) represents a group represented by any of Formula (4-1) to Formula(4-8), Formula (5-1) to Formula (5-7), Formula (6-1) and Formula (6-2),Formula (7-1) and Formula (7-2), Formula (8-1) and Formula (8-2),Formula (9-1) to Formula (9-8), Formula (10-1) to Formula (10-3), andFormula (11-1), where, two X^(A)'s present in Formula (1A) are each agroup having the same structure, and two Ar^(A)'s present in Formula(1A) are each a group having the same structure,

in Formula (4-1) to Formula (4-8), Formula (5-1) to Formula (5-7),Formula (6-1) and Formula (6-2), Formula (7-1) and Formula (7-2),Formula (8-1) and Formula (8-2), Formula (9-1) to Formula (9-8), Formula(10-1) to Formula (10-3), and Formula (11-1), * represents a bondingposition, X^(a1) to X^(a3) each independently represent a sulfur atom oran oxygen atom, Z^(a1) to Z^(a13) each independently represent —CH═,—CF═, or —N═, in Formula (4-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═or —N═, in Formula (4-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or—N═, in Formula (4-3), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) is —CF═ or —N═,in Formula (4-4), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-5), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-6), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-7), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-8), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-3), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-4), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-5), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-6), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-7), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (6-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (6-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (7-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (7-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (8-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (8-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-3), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-4), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-5), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-6), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-7), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-8), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (10-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (10-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (10-3), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (11-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═.
 16. Thephotoelectric conversion element according to claim 15, wherein theAr^(A) is a group represented by any of Formula (4-1) to Formula (4-8),Formula (6-1) and Formula (6-2), Formula (7-1) and Formula (7-2),Formula (8-1) and Formula (8-2), Formula (9-1) to Formula (9-8), Formula(10-1) to Formula (10-3), and Formula (11-1).
 17. The photoelectricconversion element according to claim 15, wherein the Ar^(A) is a grouprepresented by any of Formula (4-1) to Formula (4-8), Formula (6-1) andFormula (6-2), and Formula (9-1) to Formula (9-8).
 18. The photoelectricconversion element according to claim 15, wherein the compoundrepresented by Formula (1A) has a molecular weight of 400 to
 900. 19.The photoelectric conversion element according to claim 15, wherein thephotoelectric conversion film is a mixture layer formed in a state wherethe compound represented by Formula (1A) and the coloring agent aremixed.
 20. The photoelectric conversion element according to claim 1,further comprising one or more interlayers between the conductive filmand the transparent conductive film, in addition to the photoelectricconversion film.
 21. The photoelectric conversion element according toclaim 1, wherein the photoelectric conversion film further contains an-type semiconductor material.
 22. The photoelectric conversion elementaccording to claim 21, wherein the n-type semiconductor materialincludes fullerenes selected from the group consisting of a fullereneand a derivative thereof.
 23. An imaging element comprising thephotoelectric conversion element according to claim
 1. 24. An opticalsensor comprising the photoelectric conversion element according toclaim
 1. 25. A compound represented by Formula (1),A-D-A  (1) in Formula (1), D is a group represented by any of Formula(1-1) to Formula (1-9) and Formula (1-11) to Formula (1-15), A is agroup represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula (3-14), where, twoA's present in Formula (1) are each a group having the same structure,

in Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-15), * represents a bonding position, X¹represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom, or atellurium atom, one of Y¹ and Y² represents a sulfur atom, an oxygenatom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom, and another one represents—CH═, one of Y³ and Y⁴ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, aselenium atom, or a tellurium atom, and another one represents —CH═, oneof Y⁵ and Y⁶ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom,or a tellurium atom, and another one represents —CH═, one of Y⁷ and Y⁸represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom, or atellurium atom, and another one represents —CH═, n¹ represents aninteger of 3 to 5, n² represents an integer of 3 to 5, n³ represents aninteger of 0 to 2, where, at least one of two n³'s present in each ofFormula (1-4) to Formula (1-7) represents an integer of 1 or 2, n⁴ ton²¹ each independently represent an integer of 0 to 2, Ar in Formula(1-1) and Formula (1-2) is a group represented by Formula (2-3), Ar inFormula (1-4) is a group represented by any of Formula (2-1) to Formula(2-3), Ar in Formula (1-5) to Formula (1-9) and Formula (1-11) toFormula (1-15) is a group represented by any of Formula (2-1) to Formula(2-4),

in Formula (2-1) to Formula (2-4), * represents a bonding position, X²represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a selenium atom, or atellurium atom, Z¹ represents —CH═ or —N═, where, at least one of twoZ¹'s in Formula (2-3) is —N═, Z⁴ represents —CH═ or —N═, one or more of—CH═ included in a ring structure in a group represented by D in Formula(1) may be substituted with —CR³═, R³ represents a halogen atom,

in Formula (3-1) to Formula (3-14), * represents a bonding position, B¹and B² each independently represent a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom,═C(CN)₂, or ═C(CN)(CO₂R¹), R¹ represents an alkyl group having 1 or 2carbon atoms, which may have a halogen atom as a substituent, Erepresents an aromatic ring, which may have a group selected from thegroup consisting of a halogen atom, a methyl group, an ethyl group, anda methoxy group, as a substituent, where the methyl group, the ethylgroup, and the methoxy group each may further have a halogen atom as asubstituent, R represents an alkyl group having 1 or 2 carbon atoms,which may have a halogen atom as a substituent, G represents —CR^(G)═ or—N═, R^(G) represents a hydrogen atom, a halogen atom, or a cyano group,where, at least one of five G's in Formula (3-8) is —N═, and at leastone of seven G's in Formula (3-13) is —N═, m1 represents an integer of 1to 5, m2 represents an integer of 1 to 5, m3 represents an integer of 0to 3, m4 represents an integer of 0 to 4, where, in Formula (3-14),m3+m4 is 1 or more, one or more of —CH═ included in a ring structure ina group represented by Formula (3-10) and Formula (3-14) may besubstituted with —CR⁴═, R⁴ represents a halogen atom other than afluorine atom, X⁴ represents a sulfur atom, an oxygen atom, a seleniumatom, or a tellurium atom, Z² to Z⁵ each independently represent—CR^(Z)═ or —N═, R^(Z) represents a hydrogen atom or a halogen atom,where, at least one of Z² and Z³ in Formula (3-11) is —N═, one of fourZ⁵'s in Formula (3-12) is —C(—*)═, J represents a hydrogen atom, ahalogen atom, an aryl group, a heteroaryl group, or an alkyl grouphaving 1 or 2 carbon atoms, which may have a halogen atom as asubstituent, the aryl group and the heteroaryl group that arerepresented by J may have one or both of a halogen atom and an alkylgroup having 1 or 2 carbon atoms, which has a halogen atom as a furthersubstituent, J and Z³ may be bonded to each other to form an aromaticring, which may have a halogen atom as a substituent, in a case where Jand Z³ are bonded to each other to form the aromatic ring, both Z² andZ³ may be other than —N═, ArL is a group represented by any of Formula(Ar1) to Formula (Ar3), in Formula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3), *^(D)represents a bonding position with respect to a group represented by D,and *^(A) represents a bonding position with respect to a group otherthan the group represented by D, mx is 1 in a group represented by anyof Formula (Ar1) to Formula (Ar3) as ArL in Formula (3-5), and is thesame value as m1 in a group represented by any of Formula (Ar1) toFormula (Ar3) as ArL in Formula (3-9), X³ represents a sulfur atom, anoxygen atom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom, Y⁹ represents —CH═,—CR²═, or —N═, R² represents a halogen atom or an alkyl group having 1or 2 carbon atoms, which may have a halogen atom as a substituent, Y¹⁰represents —CH═ or —CR³═, R³ represents a halogen atom, in a case whereA is a group represented by Formula (3-5) and D is a group representedby Formula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of1 or 2 and all Ar's are a group represented by Formula (2-1), ArL inFormula (3-5) is a group represented by Formula (Ar1) or Formula (Ar3),in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-8), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) to Formula (1-7), a group represented byFormula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of 1or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3), a group representedby Formula (1-9), a group represented by formula (1-11) in which n⁸ andn⁹ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a grouprepresented by Formula (2-3), a group represented by Formula (1-12) orFormula (1-13), a group represented by Formula (1-14) in which n¹⁴ andn¹⁵ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, or a group representedby Formula (1-15), in a case where A is a group represented by Formula(3-9), D is a group represented by Formula (1-1) in which n¹⁸ and n¹⁹are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented byFormula (1-2), a group represented by Formula (1-4) in which n³ is aninteger of 1 or 2 and Ar that is directly bonded to A is a grouprepresented by Formula (2-3), a group represented by Formula (1-5) inwhich n³ is an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-6)in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula(1-7) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented byFormula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of 1or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3), a group representedby Formula (1-9) in which n⁶ and n⁷ are each independently an integer of1 or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-10), a group represented byFormula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹ are each independently an integer of 1or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-12) in which n¹⁰ and n¹¹ areeach independently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula(1-13) in which n¹² and n¹³ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2,a group represented by Formula (1-14) in which n¹⁴ and n¹⁵ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2, or a group represented by Formula(1-15) in which n¹⁶ and n¹⁷ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2,in a case where A is a group represented by Formula (3-10), D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-1) in which n¹⁸ and n¹⁹ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-2), a grouprepresented by Formula (1-4) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2 and Arthat is directly bonded to A is a group represented by Formula (2-3), agroup represented by Formula (1-5) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3), a group represented byFormula (1-6) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a grouprepresented by Formula (2-3) or Formula (2-4), a group represented byFormula (1-7) in which n³ is an integer of 1 or 2, a group representedby Formula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are each independently an integer of1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented by Formula (2-3), a grouprepresented by Formula (1-9) in which n⁶ and n⁷ are each independentlyan integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula (1-11) in which n⁸and n⁹ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a grouprepresented by Formula (2-3), a group represented by Formula (1-12) inwhich n¹⁰ and n¹¹ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, a grouprepresented by Formula (1-13) in which n¹² and n¹³ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2, a group represented by Formula(1-14) in which n¹⁴ and n¹⁵ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2,or a group represented by Formula (1-15) in which n¹⁶ and n¹⁷ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2, In a case where A is a grouprepresented by Formula (3-11) and D is a group represented by Formula(1-8), J and Z³ in Formula (3-11) may not be bonded to each other toform an aromatic ring, in a case where A is a group represented byFormula (3-11) and D is a group represented by Formula (1-11) in whichn⁸ and n⁹ both are 0, J and Z³ in Formula (3-11) may not be bonded toeach other to form an aromatic ring, in a case where A is a grouprepresented by Formula (3-11), and D is a group represented by Formula(1-12) in which n¹⁰ and n¹¹ both are 1 and all Ar's are a grouprepresented by Formula (2-2), J and Z³ in Formula (3-11) may not bebonded to each other to form an aromatic ring, in a case where A is agroup represented by Formula (3-12), D is a group represented by Formula(1-1) to Formula (1-7), a group represented by Formula (1-8) in which n⁴and n⁵ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2, a group representedby Formula (1-9), a group represented by formula (1-11) in which n⁸ andn⁹ are each independently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a grouprepresented by Formula (2-3) or Formula (2-4), or a group represented byFormula (1-12) to Formula (1-15), when A is a group represented byFormula (3-12) and D is a group represented by Formula (1-12), a casethat n¹⁰ and n¹¹ both are 1, and all Ar's are a group represented byFormula (2-2) is excluded, and in a case where A is a group representedby Formula (3-13), D is a group represented by Formula (1-1) to Formula(1-7), a group represented by Formula (1-8) in which n⁴ and n⁵ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented byFormula (2-3) or Formula (2-4), a group represented by Formula (1-9), agroup represented by formula (1-11) in which n⁸ and n⁹ are eachindependently an integer of 1 or 2 and Ar is a group represented byFormula (2-1), Formula (2-3) or Formula (2-4), or a group represented byFormula (1-12) to Formula (1-15).
 26. The compound according to claim25, wherein the D is a group represented by any of Formula (1-5) toFormula (1-7), Formula (1-9), and Formula (1-12) to Formula (1-15). 27.The compound according to claim 25, wherein the D is a group representedby any of Formula (1-9) and Formula (1-12) to Formula (1-15).
 28. Thecompound according to claim 25, wherein the D is a group represented byany of Formula (1-9), Formula (1-12), Formula (1-13), and Formula(1-15).
 29. The compound according to claim 25, wherein the D is a grouprepresented by any of Formula (1-12), Formula (1-13), and Formula(1-15).
 30. The compound according to claim 25, wherein the D is a grouprepresented by Formula (1-12).
 31. The compound according to claim 25,wherein the A is a group represented by any of Formula (3-1) to Formula(3-3), and Formula (3-5) to Formula (3-14).
 32. The compound accordingto claim 25, wherein the A is a group represented by any of Formula(3-5) and Formula (3-8) to Formula (3-14).
 33. The compound according toclaim 25, wherein the A is a group represented by any of Formula (3-8)and Formula (3-10) to Formula (3-14).
 34. The compound according toclaim 25, wherein the A is a group represented by any of Formula (3-10)to Formula (3-12), and Formula (3-14).
 35. The compound according toclaim 25, wherein the A is a group represented by any of Formula (3-11)and Formula (3-12).
 36. The compound according to claim 25, wherein theA is a group represented by Formula (3-11).
 37. The compound accordingto claim 25, wherein the compound represented by Formula (1) has amolecular weight of 400 to
 900. 38. A compound represented by Formula(1A),

in Formula (1A), X^(A) represents a sulfur atom or an oxygen atom,Ar^(A) represents a group represented by any of Formula (4-1) to Formula(4-8), Formula (5-1) to Formula (5-7), Formula (6-1) and Formula (6-2),Formula (7-1) and Formula (7-2), Formula (8-1) and Formula (8-2),Formula (9-1) to Formula (9-8), Formula (10-1) to Formula (10-3), andFormula (11-1), where, two X^(A)'s present in Formula (1A) are each agroup having the same structure, and two Ar^(A)'s present in Formula(1A) are each a group having the same structure,

in Formula (4-1) to Formula (4-8), Formula (5-1) to Formula (5-7),Formula (6-1) and Formula (6-2), Formula (7-1) and Formula (7-2),Formula (8-1) and Formula (8-2), Formula (9-1) to Formula (9-8), Formula(10-1) to Formula (10-3), and Formula (11-1), * represents a bondingposition, X^(a1) to X^(a3) each independently represent a sulfur atom oran oxygen atom, Z^(a1) to Z^(a13) each independently represent —CH═,—CF═, or —N═, in Formula (4-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═or —N═, in Formula (4-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or—N═, in Formula (4-3), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a8) is —CF═ or —N═,in Formula (4-4), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-5), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-6), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-7), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (4-8), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-3), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-4), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-5), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-6), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (5-7), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (6-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (6-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (7-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (7-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (8-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (8-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a10) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-3), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-4), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-5), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-6), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-7), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a11) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (9-8), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a13) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (10-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a5) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (10-2), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (10-3), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a9) is —CF═ or —N═, inFormula (11-1), at least one of Z^(a1) to Z^(a7) is —CF═ or —N═.
 39. Thecompound according to claim 38, wherein the Ar^(A) is a grouprepresented by any of Formula (4-1) to Formula (4-8), Formula (6-1) andFormula (6-2), Formula (7-1) and Formula (7-2), Formula (8-1) andFormula (8-2), Formula (9-1) to Formula (9-8), Formula (10-1) to Formula(10-3), and Formula (11-1).
 40. The compound according to claim 38,wherein the Ar^(A) is a group represented by any of Formula (4-1) toFormula (4-8), Formula (6-1) and Formula (6-2), and Formula (9-1) toFormula (9-8).
 41. The compound according to claim 38, wherein thecompound represented by Formula (1A) has a molecular weight of 400 to900.